Blog by Robbie Sarles of RLS & Associates The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has had a long-standing policy that…
In an increasingly connected world, the simple act of travel often carries profound weight, especially in communities where every mile…
Community Action Agencies (CAAs) are locally governed organizations that work alongside communities to address the local causes and conditions of…
CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO — Local residents, community leaders and agency partners met recently to discuss ongoing transportation challenges and limited resources…
This article originally appeared on the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center blog. In the field of mobility management, success…
MaaS can help to further the reach of Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT), the largest public transportation provider in Tompkins…
Courtesy of Upper Allegheny Health System For too many Americans, the lack of affordable, reliable, and accessible public transportation presents…
Amber Simmons, Regional Transportation Educator for Move Together NY (a program of Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County) has produced an…
New In the Podcast Playlist On the War on Cars podcast: Kara Swisher Says Car Ownership is Finished. “Last March,…
What is sidewalk mapping, and how can mobility management practitioners use it to understand the accessibly of our built environment?…
A new report by the Metropolitan Planning Council in Chicago lays out 32 recommendations for improving public transportation for the…
Acquisition, Investment, and Divestment Roundup Ford to end GoRide Health transportation service by Katie Pyzyk, Smart Cities Dive I talked…
Includes contributions by Fred Roberge, Easter Seals NH, ME, and VT, Deborah Ritcey, President & CEO, Granite State Independent Living…
Changing travel behavior and customer expectations are some of the main factors driving rapid innovation in the mobility ecosystem. Throughout…
New In the Podcast Playlist On the City of the Future podcast: “Hear Horace Dediu talk micro-mobility; Bibiana McHugh tell…
TNCs/Ride Sourcing Companies Uber & Lyft move from traffic congestor to mobility provider by Fien Van den steen, Global Fleet…
2018 saw the highest number of pedestrian deaths in over 30 years. Such a disturbing trend is based on a…
In the heart of Missouri, the Lake of the Ozarks is known for a place of summer respite and relaxation.…
New In the Podcast Playlist Although transit is never mentioned directly, a new episode from 99% Invisible podcast on the…
The National Center for Mobility Management (NCMM) is pleased to announce the five communities that have been selected to be…
A Time of Reckoning In the Podcast Playlist From the Autonocast, “Three Case Studies For The Autonomous ‘Trough Of Disillusionment'”,…
For over 65 years, Rosary Hall, a part of St. Vincent Charity Medical Center in Ohio, has been helping patients…
Jane Hardin is a Project Specialist at the Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA). As a lifelong public transit user…
This is the first in an ongoing monthly series covering technology relevant to mobility management. Though conceived to be a…
Promise zones face a wide spectrum of quality of life issues, including a lack of educational opportunities and affordable housing,…
Rural health faces unique barriers, especially when it comes to accessing adequate care that can at times be a matter…
How transit can finally solve the first-mile, last-mile problem, attract more riders and boost satisfaction This guest post was written…
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…
Decades of suburbanization across the United States has been a major contributor to our current host of mobility issues. Low-density…
As communities look at improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations—such as older adults, individuals with disabilities and/or chronic health conditions,…
It is no surprise that mobility barriers vary greatly by geographic location. Communities in rural and urban areas face different…
In recent months, big cities across the country have seen an explosion in bike ridership. New dockless companies seem to…
Bicycles and appropriate infrastructure are critical tools in mobility management. As a result, we’d like to take the beginning of…
New technologies and new transit options are reshaping our cities and towns in ways that offer new mobility opportunities for…
This was guest-written by MassMobility in partnership with CrossTown Connect. One of the most successful regional transportation coordination initiatives in Massachusetts…
Getting people to change their behavior is difficult. Yet it is vital for mobility managers and their colleagues to understand…
This is part four of NCMM’s blog series on Mobility as a Service, which explores how communities across the country…
This is part three of NCMM’s series on Mobility as a Service, which explores how communities across the country can…
This is part two of NCMM’s series on Mobility as a Service (MaaS), which explores how communities across the country…
Recent years have seen a rapid expansion of technological tools, data availability, and transit services. Though it can be overwhelming,…
by Tom Kenney, Mobility Manager, Milwaukee County Transit System TKenney@mcts.org The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) New Freedom Program, which provides mobility…
Bernadette Wright, PhD, Director of Research & Evaluation, Meaningful Evidence, LLC – Where Research Meets Results bernadette@meaningfulevidence.com At the largest annual cooperative gathering…
Connecting individuals to the transit options that exist in their area is a key component of mobility management. From updating…
Introduction by Judy Shanley, PhD, Easterseals Asst. VP, Education & Youth Transition and Co-Director, National Center for Mobility Management (NCMM) I…
Bikeshare’s rise to popularity within cities has been swift. Large urban areas such as New York, Washington, DC, and Boston…
Note: Since so many organizations throw around the word “technology,” it helps to clarify what we refer to at NCMM.…
By Scott Bogren, Executive Director, CTAA The annual Oregon Public Transportation Conference was held earlier this week in Pendleton —…
By Ryan Booth, Mobility Manager at Rock County Council on Aging This article was originally published on LinkedIn by Ryan…
The nature of mobility management makes professionals in the field experts at working with customers to reach the “right fit”…
With today’s rapid evolution of technology, it can be difficult for transit agencies to choose a path that will help…
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…
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