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Members of Chicago’s New Transportation and Mobility Task Force On March 14, the Chicago Connectory (the local tech incubator that includes SUMC’s home office) welcomed Mayor Emanuel to present the…
Sharon Feigon welcomes the crowd to the 2019 National Shared Mobility Summit. On March 5, 6, and 7, SUMC brought together more than 700 mobility practitioners from 40 States and…
Visit our 2019 Summit page to register & for more info March 5-7 | Fairmont Hotel, Chicago Drive the Future of Shared Mobility at the Premier Shared Mobility Conference &…
Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) and reception sponsor Via invite you to a private reception to kick off the Transportation Research Board’s 98th Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 13, 2019. Transport yourself…
The Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) recently released an international benchmarking study for implementing shared mobility services. The team studied programs and projects from across…
The first Mobility Hub of 2018 told us, “How Bikesharing Conquered the World.” At the year’s end, the scooter is the two-wheeled upstart that’s taken cities by storm. The conversation…
Mobility on Demand envisions a multi-modal network of safe, affordable, and reliable transportation options available to all. The goal of the MOD Sandbox Innovation and Knowledge Accelerator (IKA), which held…
Reliable transportation is crucial every day, enabling us to get to jobs and medical facilities, buy goods and services, and adding to our quality of life. On Election Day, transportation…
Dependable access to grocery stores, hospitals, and government agencies may not seem remarkable, but for the residents of California’s San Joaquin Valley, it’s life-changing. SUMC is excited to announce the…
Cities, operators, and researchers want to eliminate inefficiencies that are slowing down