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OmniTrans, the transit agency for the San Fernando Valley, has expanded its microtransit service, OmniRide, into Bloomington and parts of surrounding communities. Customers can use the OmniRide On-Demand app or a hotline to request curb-to-curb rides ...

In January 2020, Auckland Transit released its On-Demand and Shared Mobility Roadmap, which outlines the ways the transit agencies aims to expand access to on-demand and shared travel options such as bike share, e-scooter share, car share, on-demand shuttles, ...

The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) has partnered with Grove City, OH and microtransit service Via for a year-long on-demand ridesharing pilot program. The service, dubbed "COTA-Plus", offers rides in 6-person vans driven by COTA drivers. Trips ...

The Delaware Transit Corporation received a Federal Transit Administration Accelerating Innovative Mobility grant to pilot DART Connect, a microtransit service. DART Connect allows customers to request shared point-to-point rides throughout the ...

This pilot program allows disabled users in the agencies RIDE program to request Uber or Lyft service. The rider pays the first $2, while the agency pays the next $13, and the passenger pays the remainder. For instance, for a $20 Lyft trip, the rider ...

In partnership with microtranist provider Via, the public transit agency serving Grand Rapids, Michigan (The Rapid) has launched a 6-month on-demand ridersharing pilot program. Individuals with disabilities and seniors over 65 taking trips in the designated ...

In November 2019, the Shasta Regional Transportation Agency (SRTA) launched its ShastaConnect program which provides shared on-demand trips in the Redding, California area on Sundays. Customers can request door-to-door rides via dedicated app, by phone ...

The Toronto exurb of Innisfil considered traditional fixed-route bus service to address demand for public transit. They considered and calculated costs for both one-bus and two-bus acquisitions and operations for a smaller and larger service area, respectively. ...

The City of San Francisco has encouraged car sharing as a part of its overall efforts to reduce car ownership and the concomitant vehicle miles travel (VMT). This evaluation looks at the on-street parking pilot (2013-2015), as summarized, here:  As ...

This ordinance amends the Municipal Code to allows the City to sell parking permits to qualified car share organizations operating a one-way car share model as part of a two-and-a-half year pilot program. Applications and resources for interested car ...