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NYC Transit bus stops are the closest-spaced in the country, some of which are as close as two blocks apart.
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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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The concepts of digital twins, urban modeling, resilience, circularity, smart urban spaces, and electric micro-mobility and microtransit...
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A Cone-operated shuttle is operating on a coordinated schedule to meet inbound and outbound arrivals of a specified route.
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The extension will provide more time to thoroughly study the impacts of e-scooters and how e-scooters should continue to be allowed in Portland.
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Building on the addition of its new President/CEO Inez Evans, the agency appoints new staff members, including a COO and director of mobility services.
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The approximately $170 million budget includes an 8.9% increase in operational expenses over the amount reflected in the 2019 adjusted budget.
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Thoughts on mobility data, climate issues, public space, ridership gains, and autonomous vehicles.
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They can significantly reduce operating costs under certain conditions as compared to current public transport.
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Against the framework of this year's Polis conference in Brussels, we take a look at how bicycles are growing in usage to connect with public transit, or not.
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