In the heart of Missouri, the Lake of the Ozarks is known for a place of summer respite and relaxation.…
Rural health faces unique barriers, especially when it comes to accessing adequate care that can at times be a matter…
In early October, the City of Pittsburgh convened a group of employers, tradeworkers, and mobility advocates in a visioning session…
There is a niche commuting pattern in some large metropolitan areas: casual carpooling. The practice is most common in San…
As mobility managers know, not only does every community have unique challenges when it comes to mobility, these challenges shift…
Public space design and land use planning are closely linked. Read our post on the latter to learn more. …
Decades of suburbanization across the United States has been a major contributor to our current host of mobility issues. Low-density…
We’ve focused a lot on what the future of mobility will look like, and that’s because it’s changing so quickly.…
As the transportation landscape continues to shift, it can feel tempting to give into hype around new technologies that promise…
Descriptions of mobility management vary, and therefore make it difficult to define. That said, professionals can use this to their…
An exciting part of bikeshare’s growth is the improved access to amenities and resources that it represents for communities, particularly…
Tomorrow is Bike to Work Day, and it is a prime opportunity for mobility managers to connect their stakeholders to…
Bicycles and appropriate infrastructure are critical tools in mobility management. As a result, we’d like to take the beginning of…
Though it may not fall directly under mobility managers’ mandates, placemaking – designing and engineering spaces to encourage their use…
Getting people to change their behavior is difficult. Yet it is vital for mobility managers and their colleagues to understand…
There have been a number of developments in transportation with technology, design, and experimentation that will influence mobility management in…
This is part four of NCMM’s blog series on Mobility as a Service, which explores how communities across the country…
NCMM wants readers to develop creative solutions to the mobility challenges that their communities face at both the collective and…
This is part three of NCMM’s series on Mobility as a Service, which explores how communities across the country can…
Building off of last week’s post about the need to set a positive narrative, it’s important for mobility managers to…
This is part two of NCMM’s series on Mobility as a Service (MaaS), which explores how communities across the country…
It’s easy for opponents of public transit to paint systems’ declining ridership numbers as a reason to stop investing in…
Part of why it is so important to consider walkability in any town or city is the fact that people…
Recent years have seen a rapid expansion of technological tools, data availability, and transit services. Though it can be overwhelming,…
Welcome to a new year of mobility management! Though the new calendar sadly does nothing to alleviate the challenges of…
Different technological advances have created an opportunity to think creatively about transportation options to serve communities. These ideas offer a…
Over the course of this year, new and updated research has shown us numerous new ideas and trends within the…
The rise of ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft have arguably brought the concept of transportation innovation into public discourse.…
It’s important to remember that mobility goes beyond the vehicles and providers that move people around. Infrastructure in communities also…
In some places, buses are starting to eclipse light rail and streetcars as the hot topic of transportation. Unfortunately, they’re…
Note: Since so many organizations throw around the word “technology,” it helps to clarify what we refer to at NCMM.…
Communities large and small across the U.S. are introducing bikeshare systems as integral parts of their mobility networks. Bikes have…
From year to year it’s difficult to determine when shifts in data can finally indicate lasting change. However, by examining…
A significant challenge lies ahead for transportation services, both public and private. By the year 2050, the population of Americans…
As many mobility managers are all too aware, great resources don’t matter if people can’t reach them. Communities can suffer…
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have highlighted the impossible list of challenges that communities face when it comes to natural…
A lot has come out in recent weeks about the myriad factors behind improving road safety – and not…
With today’s rapid evolution of technology, it can be difficult for transit agencies to choose a path that will help…
Bike commuting is on the rise throughout most of the United States, even in the sub-zero temperatures of Milwaukee winters.…
By Scott Bogren, Executive Director, Community Transportation Association of America For the first time, the Community Transportation Association of…
With booming populations as well as increasing transit woes, like New York City’s subway “summer of hell”, crippling Los Angeles…
Transportation Network Companies (TNCs), also known as ride-hailing companies, have solidified their positions as influential members of communities’ mobility networks.…
Reconnect Rochester has a series of articles that digs into the city’s mobility issues and how they restrict residents’ access…
Have more mobility news that we should be reading and sharing? Let us know! Reach out to us (info@ccam-tac.org).
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