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Downtown Ventures, in partnership with the City of Colorado Springs and bikeshare company, BCycle, has launched the first public bikeshare service in Colorado Springs, Colorado: PikeRide. Through this program, as of June 26, over two hundred BCycle Dash ...

Ten autonomous delivery vehicles, called REV-1’s, are now operating through the South Congress District in Austin. Owned and operated by Refraction AI, REV-1’s are about 2.5 wide, 4.5 feet tall, and 4.5 feet long and are designed to operate primarily ...

The Urban Freight Lab at the University of Washington has launched the Seattle Neighborhood Delivery Hub, a last-mile delivery pilot located at a parking lot in the city’s Uptown neighborhood. Key partners in this pilot include the Seattle Department ...

In September 2019, the City of Minneapolis launched its three-month pilot program to implement two "mobility hubs" throughout the city. Each hub features access to public transit, bike stations for the local Nice Ride bikeshare program, e-scooters parking, ...

The feasibility study concludes that Pinellas County will strongly benefit from the implementation of a fourth generation bike sharing system in strategic locations across the county and proposes several options to pursue its implementation.

In July 2019, the City of Pittsburgh announced the launch of its Pittsburgh Mobility Collective, a collective of first/last mile and alternate commute mobility providers. The pilot aims to improve access to services that complement and expand utility ...

This study assesses the feasibility of implementing a bike share program in Pittsburgh, PA and determines that the city has most of the general criteria that have led to successful bike share systems in other cities.

Hi-Ho Mobility and Aequitas Mobility Services have partnered to pilot a prescription drug delivery system serving residents around the Battle Creek, Michigan community. Hi-Ho Mobility is a private company that develops personalized online platforms to ...

On November 2, 2010 the Board of Supervisors adopted Planning Code changes as initiated by the Planning Commission to would update zoning controls relating to car-sharing. At that hearing, the Supervisors embraced the legislative amendments to the Planning ...