Articles by tag: Public Transportation
“Getting ahead of ourselves can lead to missteps.” This cautionary principle is particularly relevant when discussing the public transit system. Designing and constructing efficient systems without considering the underlying land use patterns that drive ridership can be a recipe for underperformance. So, how can we ensure our transit networks reach their full potential? As […]
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Energy
Can Public Transit Support Local and Federal Climate Plans?
The march toward cleaner cities continues at the local and federal level – but there are many roadblocks still ahead. Key questions surround the role of public transit in the overall effort to lessen the environmental impact of the ways in which we get around. Can public transportation do its part to support climate-friendly strategies? […]
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Creating Inclusive and Sustainable Cities Post-COVID-19 with Micro-Mobility
COVID-19 has shed a new and, at time, critical light on cities, particularly in terms of their viability, safety, population density and more. However, over half of the world’s population lives in cities, and that number is expected to reach 70% or more by 2050. In other words, cities aren’t going away. Micro-mobility devices and […]
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Can Big Tech Cause a Big Change in Public Transportation?
American cities were transformed by the advent of reliable public transportation decades ago. But as those cities have radically evolved, most public transit systems remain largely the same as they did generations ago. Recently, the blend of tech and data has begun to change things though. The adoption of private sector Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) options […]