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Brief Summary Pittsburgh launched Move PGH, a program where customers can access a variety of mobility services through the Transit app and at Mobility Hubs across the city. Move PGH offers e-scooters, bikeshare, carshare, public transit, carpooling ...

Brief Summary This is the second status update on impacts and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. This update is organized by mode and explores the trends that emerged through April, when most stay-at-home orders were in effect and cities established ...

Brief Summary This case study describes how cities and transportation sectors throughout the country have been impacted in the initial weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they responded. Public transit ridership declined significantly, and ...

Brief Summary This is the third status update on how cities and transportation sectors are impacted and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. This update continues to assess trends in the mobility landscape by mode, with a specific focus on post-pandemic ...

Brief Summary Seattle’s economy has grown at a considerable rate. Through local and regional transportation demand management efforts, most of the gains in net commute trips were by means other than single-occupancy vehicles. Seattle has implemented ...

State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) are supporting shared mobility and transit technology solutions to improve transit access, service coordination, and payment integration at the local level, particularly in small-urban and rural communities. To ...

Brief Summary The City of Wilson launched RIDE in September 2020. RIDE is a citywide on-demand microtransit service that replaced the city’s limited fixed-route bus system. The City of Wilson earned an Accelerating Innovative Mobility grant ...

Brief Summary In 2017, Arlington, TX issued a RFP for a demand response rideshare service.  The objectives of this pilot were to help alleviate road congestion, offer additional mobility options to help reduce vehicle trips, and better understand ...

Since 2021, the Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) has convened a Specs to Standards working group. In these meetings for the working group, advocates, planners, and policymakers from the private, public, and nonprofit sectors discussed the need for data ...

Brief Summary Data specifications are the prescriptions or outlines for how data should be conveyed between parties. They provide a common language for how transportation services share information with each other and with users. Some commonly ...