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Lone Tree Link Shuttles

Lone Tree Link: a Last-Mile Leader

Brief Summary The Lone Tree Link is a fare-free shuttle in Lone Tree, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. This service addresses the first-/last-mile problem at the end of the Denver Regional Transit District Light Rail system.  The shuttle runs on ...

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MaaS in Minnesota: Developing a Regional Trip Planning Platform

Summary The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) secured two innovation grants from the Federal Transit Administration to support the creation of a regional trip planning platform in southern and western Minnesota. The trip planning ...

Image of T Metro bus in Minneapolis

Managing the Labor Shortage at Transit Agencies

Brief Summary Transit agencies across the United States are experiencing a significant shortage in labor, that the COVID-19 pandemic has worsened. This shortage is negatively impacting the services they provide to the public. Employees at transit ...

Color rendering of Minneapolis skyline with multi-modal transportation in the foreground

Marketing Mobility on Demand Projects

In our discussions with Mobility On Demand (MOD) practitioners and others, we have found that marketing innovative new modes and services is a critical yet challenging piece to running a successful MOD project. In December the Shared Use Mobility Center, ...

Map of MBTA Ride Service Area

MBTA RIDE P3 Partnerships: Lyft/Uber and Centralized Call and Control Center for Paratransit Services

This analysis is designed to complement SUMC's webinar on: Shared Mobility for People with Disabilities--Challenges and Opportunities for Paratransit Brief Summary The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority partnered with Lyft and Uber to provide ...

Meadville, Pennsylvania – A Grassroots Approach to Rural Bikeshare

Brief Summary In 2021, the Crawford Area Transportation Authority (CATA) formed a non-profit organization to enhance regional mobility and bring bikeshare to the City of Meadville, a rural community in Northwest Pennsylvania. With few existing bikeshare ...

Meet Grantees from the Mobility Innovation Collaborative

The Mobility Innovation Collaborative (MIC) supports about 50 innovative mobility projects that are funded by the Integrated Mobility Innovation (IMI) and Accelerating Innovative Mobility (AIM) grants across the United States. These grants help accelerate ...

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MetroLink Pilot by CapMetro in Partnership with RideAustin

Brief Summary To address the first-/last-mile problem in some of Austin, TX’s lower-density areas, CapMetro partnered with RideAustin, a local non-profit ridehailing service, to create MetroLink. MetroLink provides free rides between high-frequency ...

Diagram showing range of mobility options, from bikeshare to fixed route.

Mobility Hubs: Where People Go to Move, Shared-Use Mobility Center, 2019

Introduction Today we have more ways to get around our cities than ever before—from bikesharing to scooters, carshare to ridehailing. But the many benefits of this expanding menu of options can only be realized if they are integrated into a coherent ...

Motorized Three-wheelers and Their Potential for Just Mobility in Caribbean Urban Areas

This resource investigates the role of motorized three-wheelers (MTW) in urban mobility within popular transport, a demand-responsive and unscheduled mode of transportation provided by self-organized small operators frequently operating in grey ...

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