The future of mobility is upon us, and a smart plan to alleviate
traffic embraces ridesharing options that were unthinkable even
five years ago. Solutions include creating incentives to share a
ride through services like Lyft Line, Waze Carpool and Uber Pool,
and providing dynamically-routed shuttles that arrive when called
for trips that public transportation doesn’t serve well. These
options fill in the transportation gaps for people who want to
get around without a car.
Apr 23, 2018 - As
Ride Hailing Booms in D.C., It’s Not Just Eating Into the Taxi
Market — It’s Increasing Vehicle Trips, The Washington Post
Apr 13, 2018 - Could
These Simple Ideas Boost Bus Ridership?, Curbed
Mar 27, 2018 - Lyft and Uber Can’t Solve LA’s Traffic
Problem Alone, The Hub
Mar 23, 2018 - Lyft
Moving Pickups Off Parts of Valencia Street, Mission Local
Mar 05, 2018 - Texas
City Ditches Buses for Via Ride-Hailing Service, CBS News
Feb 28, 2018 - The
Ride-Hailing Business is Now Way Bigger Than Uber and Lyft,
Wired
Feb 26, 2018 - Uber,
Lyft Congest Cities, Studies Show, Luring Customers From Bikes,
Trains and Other Mass Transit, The Orange County Register
Feb 22, 2018 - Ace
Parking Says Uber, Lyft Have Cut Parking Business Up to 50% in
Some Venues, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Feb 07, 2018 - How
Lyft and Uber Can Fix—Not Cause—Congestion, Planetizen
Jan 16, 2018 - Lyft
Concierge, Its Ride-Booking Service for Businesses, Opens to
All, TechCrunch
Jan 14, 2018 - Sacramento’s
Transit Future: Order a Bus to Your Front Door, The
Sacramento Bee
Jan 10, 2018 - Crowdsourcing
the Commute, The New York Times
Jan 09, 2018 - Microtransit:
How Cities Are, and Aren’t, Adapting Transit Technology,
Curbed
Jan 02, 2018 - Breaking
the Monopoly: Taxify’s Approach to Ride-Sharing, Intelligent
Transport
