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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 ...

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 ...

The Mobility Innovation Collaborative (MIC) is a partnership between the Shared-Use Mobility Center and the Federal Transit Administration. The MIC supports about 50 innovative mobility projects that are funded by the Integrated Mobility Innovation (IMI) ...

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 ...

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 ...

Brief Summary In 2019, The City of Orlando and Orange County partnered with Tavistock Development to create Move Nona, an AV pilot for residents of Lake Nona, a very car-dependent community within Orlando.   Shuttles are manufactured by NAVYA ...

Brief Summary This case study highlights various public transit delivery programs, in both rural and urban contexts, that arose during the COVID-19 pandemic. It further explains how these programs operate, who they serve, and how customers and geography ...

Since 2021, the Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) has convened an Innovative Transit Micromobility Integration (ITMI) working group, in partnership with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). In these working group meetings, representatives from transit ...

Brief Summary In 2017, the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) partnered with Enterprise to pilot Go NEWhere, a vanpooling program. NDOT subsidizes commuter-based vanpools up to $400 per month. Each vanpool carries between 7 and 15 passengers ...

Brief Summary NEORide is a council of governments that formed in 2014 to coordinate efforts between small and medium transit agencies. NEORide received federal and state grants to launch EZfare, an account-based platform where transit customers ...