ATL is looking at more ways to incorporate sustainability through its Greening ATL program.
If airports want to regulate rideshare, they need to offer alternative service that’s capable of competing with the likes of Uber and Lyft.
Service provides $15 flat-rate rides from LaGuardia to Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, and $20 to Staten Island and the Bronx.
Houston Metro and Cincinnati lead the trend with overwhelming success for ballot measures supporting growth and infrastructure.
Voom, an Airbus company, announced the launch of its service in the U.S., starting with the San Francisco Bay Area.
Awarded three-year airport service contract, along with an option to renew for two more years.
The regulation applies to public and private fleets, including parking facilities, rental car agencies, and hotels.
Riders will be able to book flat-rate shared Via rides between the LaGuardia or JFK Airports and the Hampton Jitney Airport service.
The 10-year contract is valued at $220 million and includes an option for an additional five years.
The buses will be used at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport to replace older vehicles.