The Resource Library is a listing of every resource on the Mobility Learning Center in reverse chronological order. To look for a specific resource or to organize resources by topic or mode, try the Search page.
May 29, 2018
SDOT New Mobility Playbook, Seattle, Washington, 2017
The New Mobility Playbook seeks to fully integrate both the technological capabilities--Seattle has Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and single payment options--and new modes such as bike sharing and TNCs ...
TAM, Lyft, and Whistlestop Partner for SMART Station Access, Marin County, California, 2017
The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) in San Rafael, California has partnered with both Lyft and Whistlestop to make it easier for riders to get to and from Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) ...
Uber and Florida inter-city partnership: Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood, Maitland, and Sanford, Florida, 2017
Five Florida cities, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood, Maitland, and Sanford, have partnered with Uber to provide subsidized inter-city Uber rides to residents and visitors in central Florida. This ...
York City and Zagster Bikeshare, York, Pennsylvania, 2017
In partnership with bikesharing company, Zagster, York City has launched a new bikesharing program. As of June 30, bikes are now available for pick up at three bike stations across the city. Residents ...
Zipcar Partnership, Worcester, Massachusetts, 2017
As of June 28, the City of Worcester and Zipcar have partnered to bring carsharing to residents, visitors, and businesses. Through this partnership, six cars are available downtown for reservation by the ...
RTD GO! Partnership between Uber and Regional Transit District, San Joaquin County, California, 2017
In partnership with Uber, the San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) has launched pilot program “RTD GO!” Beginning July 3, passengers taking a trip from outside the normal RTD service area to ...
Metro Bike Share Launches in Pasadena and Port of Los Angeles, California, 2017
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and the City of Pasadena have partnered to bring Metro Bike Share to Pasadena. As of July 14, 2017; 375 bikes provided by bikesharing ...
Measuring the Impact of an Unanticipated Suspension of Ride-Sourcing in Austin, Texas, 2017
From the abstract: On May 7, 2016 residents of Austin, TX voted against Proposition 1, which would have allowed transportation networking companies (TNCs) to continue using their own background check systems. ...
USDOT Announces Proposed Rule to Streamline Private Sector Involvement in Transit Projects, 2017
The Federal Transit Agency (FTA) announced on July 31, 2017 revised Private Investment Project Procedures (PIPP) for public transportation capital projects that would also expand to funding and finance ...
Amtrak and Lyft Announce Partnership
Credit: Lyft Blog Amtrak and Lyft have announced a partnership to allow passengers to book last-mile trips via the latter service when they purchase their train tickets. The program also integrates Lyft ...
US Regulations Regarding Contracting ADA-compliant Vehicles for Transit, 2007
Excerpted from code: Sec. 37.77 Purchase or lease of new non-rail vehicles by public entities operating a demand responsive system for the general public. (a) Except as provided in this section, a public ...
Credit: Washington, DC DFHV
Incentive Program for For-Hire Drivers and Companies that Complete Trips in Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles, Washington, DC, 2017
Washington, DC initiated a two-month long, $31,000 pilot program to "improve the availability and usage for wheelchair available taxis [or, WAVs]." The program offers per-trip subsidies and additional ...
USDOT Dear Colleague Letter re: ADA and Shared Mobility, 2016
In a "dear colleague letter" dated December 5, 2016, then Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx acknowledged the innovation of TNC public-private partnerships. He reminded them, however, of Title VI ...
Centralized Call and Control Center for Paratransit Services, MBTA, Massachusetts, 2016
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (aka, “the T”), which serves Boston and its metropolitan area, faces a challenge, familiar to many other agencies, in meeting its ADA paratransit requirements ...
MBTA Waiver Allowing Innovative P3s, Massachusetts, 2016
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (aka the "T") is exempted from certain state procurement restrictions so they can pursue some of their P3 strategies. Maintenance and operations account for 85% ...