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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 ...
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What’s New in Shared Mobility
The Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) has been tracking trends, developments, and news in the shared mobility industry. As we continue to explore innovations in technology and partnerships, increased interest in equity, growing enthusiasm for public transportation, ...
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. ...
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Zero Fare Transit State of the Industry
Review of Zero Fare Programs in the United States
This Zero Fare Transit State of the Industry summary builds on the Zero Fare Case Study published by the Shared Use Mobility Center (SUMC) in 2022. The 2022 study offered a broad overview of zero ...
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Zero-Fare Transit
To see the most recent updates on the zero fare industry, please visit our updated 2024 case study.
Brief Summary:
Zero-fare transit continues to be under consideration as agencies assess how to best meet their agency and users’ needs.
Prior ...