Mobility News
No mask on NYC subway will cost you a $50 fine
- Date: 09/15/2020
Riders have been subject to a state mandate requiring the wearing of mask since mid-April; the fine is in response…
Riders have been subject to a state mandate requiring the wearing of mask since mid-April; the fine is in response…
Trakk enables operators and managers of fixed-route services, including corporate commute programs, last-mile shuttles, and shuttle loops to design, manage…
As value-based care brings broader accountability for patient outcomes, payers are collaborating closely with community-based organizations (CBOs) to address the…
The bottom line: We can’t allow public transit to falter. It is too important to our communities. Yes, the barriers…
Cities are looking to take advantage of data-driven transportation tools for policymaking, particularly as they look for economic recovery opportunities.…
A new interactive map from the Mapping and Data team at Buckeye Hills Regional Council attempts to paint a picture…
More than 100 units of mixed-income housing in uptown Charlotte will be open to renters beginning in 2022, developer Laurel…
A soon-to-expire federal law that governs the country’s highway policies appears to be headed toward a yearlong extension. Sen. John…
Dubey’s NSF project, “Mobility for all: Harnessing emerging transit solutions for underserved communities,” will focus on developing technology to design micro-transit…
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) is looking to build 328 apartments at the Blossom Hill light rail station in…
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