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Implications for Shared Urban Mobility for Latin American Countries

Uber and Lyft already compete in ride-hailing, ride-sharing, bike-sharing and e-scooters. Next year, they'll be competing for investors, too: Both companies are reportedly planning initial public offerings for early 2019.

Anyone who owns a car in San Francisco knows the agony of giving up a good parking spot. Every day, the nearly half a million cars registered in the city vie for about 280,000 street parking spaces. 

SAE International announces it has published new definitions for shared mobility terms – “Taxonomy and Definitions for Terms Related to Shared Mobility and Enabling Technologies – J3163™.”

An incentive program points to the company’s ambitions beyond ride-hailing

Denver impounds hundreds of scooters without operating permits before drafting rules of the road for pilot program

Summer 2018

Study Looks at How We’ll Get From Here to There as Caltrans Plans for Future.

New technology, evolving economic and societal directions, and a changing climate are creating a seismic shift in the way California moves people and goods — and that makes transportation planning particularly challenging.

Make Way for Little Vehicles

June 21, 2018

By: BENJAMIN SCHNEIDER

Can e-bikes, electric scooters, velomobiles, and other battery-boosted mobility gizmos really rid the city of the private car?

Car-Share Companies Get Coveted Parking in New York City

May 31, 2018

By: SARAH MASLIN NIR

Rates at some San Francisco parking meters could climb to $8 an hour — automatically

March 15, 2018

By: ELI WIRTSCHAFTER