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Some have raised concerns given their small size, lower center of gravity than bikes, and relatively high speeds, and exposure to conflicts with vehicles or pedestrians.
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Clean the grid, electrify transportation, reduce miles-traveled, and ensure access for all.
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If airports want to regulate rideshare, they need to offer alternative service that’s capable of competing with the likes of Uber and Lyft.
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The transit agency has the opportunity to play a part in stitching together otherwise fragmented discrete legs of the trip into a seamless journey experience.
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Thoughts on mobility data, climate issues, public space, ridership gains, and autonomous vehicles.
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Two in five Americans (39%) still opt to use public transportation while they're sick, according to a survey about cleaning habits.
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The City of Poughkeepsie worked with Duchess County to consolidate their two transit systems. What were the lessons learned?
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Might Urban Aerial Mobility be the key to reducing congestion, removing people and packages off roads?
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It seems that transit has a love-hate relationship with advocates, and many disability community advocates feel the same way about transit.
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Three types of labor laws govern transit employment: NLRA, the RLA or state-specific public sector collective-bargaining statutes.
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Recently, media outlets in Boston were all atwitter when Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker was spotted riding the T.
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In the course of researching my book Better Buses, Better Cities, I was proud to see agencies taking the challenge head on.
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