Credit: St. Louis Public Radio
The City of St. Louis has launched the STL Downtown Link, a fare-free on-demand microtransit service. Customers can request point-to-point rides through the TripShot smartphone app or by calling a phone dispatching line in this service. Pick-ups and drop-offs ...
Credit: City and County of Denver
Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is piloting the Montbello Connector, a fare-free mobility on-demand (MOD) service in the city’s northeast. People in the Montbello neighborhood can request shared point-to-point rides ...
Credit: Green Car Congress
The City of Fishers, an Indianapolis suburb, is partnering with the Toyota Mobility Foundation (TMF), Energy Systems Network, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, and May Mobility to pilot an autonomous vehicle (AV) service. This pilot is the ...
Credit: Spin
Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is piloting a Guaranteed Basic Mobility (GBM) program for 50 eligible participants. For this initiative, DOMI is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University and the Manchester Citizens Corporation, ...
Credit: City of Palo Alto
The City of Palo Alto has launched a new microtransit service, Palo Alto Link. Through this new service, customers can request shared curb-to-curb rides in real-time across much of the city using a smartphone app or by calling a central phone line. As ...
Credit: Southwest Business Improvement District
The Executive Office of the Mayor, the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED), and the Southwest Business Improvement District (BID) have partnered to launch a Mobility Innovation District (MID) in southwest Washington, ...
Credit: City of Toledo
The City of Toledo has launched a new bikeshare and scooter pilot in partnership with Veo. This new micromobility program replaces the ToleGO Bike Share program supported by Gotcha. In this pilot, Veo is providing a fleet of 100 Halo Pedal bicycles, 100 ...
Credit: Via
The City of Arlington, which sits in between Dallas and Fort Worth in Texas, has launched RAPID (Rideshare, Automation, and Payment Integration Demonstration), a pilot program that provides on-demand autonomous shuttle rides within the city’s downtown ...
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) has announced a Universal Basic Mobility (UBM) pilot for South LA residents. Specifically, LADOT will provide 2,000 residents in the project area $150 per month for bus, train, microtransit (bikeshare, ...
Credit: City of Oakland
The City of Oakland Department of Transportation (OakDOT) has launched a Universal Basic Mobility Pilot for 500 residents and employees in East Oakland. Participants receive this benefit through a prepaid debit card, with a starting value of $150. These ...