public transit

The coronavirus pandemic dominated our Thinking Policy blog in 2020, just as it dominated everyone’s lives.

Bus drivers are on the front lines delivering groceries and medicine to older adults.

Whether traveling to work, a restaurant or coffee shop or even the hospital, consumers have more transportation options than ever before. And as both new and re-formulated technologies fuel the continued expansion of the local transportation market with new services and companies – both public and…

On the whole, public transit still offers a more consistent, and often cheaper experience for all customers who need to get to work, school, or to a doctor

With already-available technology, every provider of door-to-door transportation service become linked

Open data and strong data security are key elements that can accelerate the pace of development of mobility as a service (MaaS)

It may seem a bit of a disconnect, but Texas, an expansive state connected by hundreds and hundreds of miles of highway, is home to a new study showing that pedestrian-oriented, activity-friendly “walkable communities” result in a healthier and more socially supportive and engaged population.