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New research suggests raising microtransit fares may drive away the riders agencies need most.
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The June forecast, which Leeds staff discussed at a study session with the board, predicts that RTD’s finances could recover to pre-COVID-19 levels two years sooner than previously predicted — by 2023.
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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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The research data collected from 48 metropolitan areas in the U.S. showed a positive correlation between ridership, residential density, and the convenience of using public transportation.
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The vehicle debuted at the Coach & Bus UK show at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
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The E-Mobility Innovation Center will feature a testing facility for DC charger interoperability with the suite of advanced Tritium DC chargers.
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Electric AVs will clear streets of the traffic jams and pollution and save lives, curing the ills wrought by private autos, right?
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The University of South Florida will focus on “Congestion Relief” and Washington State University will focus on “Improving the Durability and Extending the Life of Transportation Infrastructure."
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New mobility modes will continue to be introduced and tested, old modes will be updated and improvised, and some modes will become extinct.
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MTI authors concluded that states are the appropriate entity to set comprehensive regulations for personal transportation device riders.
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