The “three revolutions” in the transportation sector—automation, shared use, and electrification—have the potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. If the advent of automated ...
This paper summarizes Oregon’s progress and argues that the most important factor in its success has been an ability to forge strong public-private partnerships among many diverse stakeholders. The pa...
As a strategic roadmap, this document does not commit to specific budgets or metrics but serves as a vision and communications document to capture a wide variety of viewpoints into Austin’s mobility f...
This paper presents findings from a comprehensive travel and residential survey deployed in seven major U.S. cities, in two phases from 2014 to 2016, with a targeted, representative sample of their ur...
At the core of the plan is a mode shift goal that recommends taking advantage of rapidly changing travel behaviors, demand, and technology to remove 50,000 private cars from the road in the Twin Citie...
The New Mobility Playbook is a set of plays, policies, and strategies that will position Seattle to foster new mobility options while prioritizing safety, equity, affordability, and sustainability in ...
This report looks at transportation network company use and patterns in San Francisco in order to understand how to manage impacts to congestion.
Seattle's plan for implementing the Drive Clean Seattle program around vehicle electrification.
This paper analyzes the impact of the suspension of Uber and Lyft in Austin in 2016. The suspension provided for a natural experiment to measure the impact of the suspension on travel behavior. In exa...
This case study covers the BlueIndy electric car sharing service located in Indianapolis, Indiana. The case study includes background information, lessons learned, and a discussion of future plans. ...
