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The Story of Green Raiteros: A Shared & Electric Lifeline for California Farmworkers, 2020
This case study on Green Raiteros is part of a collaboration between SUMC and the Hewlett Foundation that aims to explore a broad array of electric and shared mobility pilot projects across the U.S. and to build greater understanding of these innovative ...
Credit: The COMET
Transforming Transit into Mobility at The COMET, Columbia, SC
Brief Summary
The COMET uses various mobility services that supplement its fixed-route bus system.
One of The COMETs’ mobility programs, The COMET On The Go, subsidizes specific trips with transportation network companies (TNCs). Lyft and Uber ...
Credit: Cecil County
Using COMPASS to Navigate Cecil County, MD
Brief Summary
Cecil Transit is using an Integrated Mobility Innovation grant from the Federal Transit Administration to pilot a mobility on-demand (MOD) service, the Cecil On-Demand Mobility Platform and Service Solution (COMPASS), that serves ...
Source: VTrans; tablet displaying trip planning tool in front of VT Moover Bus
Vermont Flexible Trip Planner: Bringing Fixed and Flexible Transit Together on a Single Platform
Brief Summary
The Vermont Agency of Transportation earned a $480,000 Mobility on Demand Sandbox grant from the Federal Transit Administration to develop a new trip planning tool.
The Go! Vermont Trip Planner uses GTFS-Flex to make different flexible ...
Credit: Norwalk Transit District
Wheels2U Microtransit Service: Providing Mobility in Options in a Growing Downtown
Brief Summary
Wheels2U is a public-private partnership providing microtransit service in Norwalk, CT. It was originally launched as a six-month pilot program in 2018 in a service area that includes several residential neighborhoods and downtown areas. ...