Projects on Social Media
Find IMI and AIM projects on social media here – #MobilityInnovationCollaborative.
On Twitter: @ITNAmerica
By ITNAmerica
Jul 23, 2021
ITNAmerica's IMI project developing their software is featured in a Forbes article and publicized on Twitter.
On Facebook: @seeapelivan
By Pelivan Transit
Jun 28, 2021
Pelivan Transit showcased their pilot program, PICK Transportation, on Facebook.
On YouTube: Regional Transportation District
By Transit
Jun 23, 2021
Tonya Anderson, Senior Product Manager at RTD participated in Open MaaS 101, a webinar hosted by Transit.
Learn about how RTD plans to use their AIM Grant to integrate payments and make multimodal trip planning easier for riders.
On YouTube: Western Reserve Transit Authority & Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
By Prospect Silicon Valley
May 12, 2021
Western Reserve Transit Authority & Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority are working together to explore accessible, automated vehicle technology in California and Ohio.
Learn about their project in which autonomous shuttles are designed and deployed for the disabled and elderly populations.
On Facebook: @idahocitylink
By Idaho Citylink Transit
Apr 12, 2021
Kootenai County's Public Transportation agency, Citylink North, is developing an app to better connect riders to mobility options.
Idaho Citylink Transit requested the public's feedback through a survey linked on their Facebook page.
On Twitter: @BCCommission
By Baldwin County Commission
Mar 28, 2021
See how Baldwin County, an IMI Grantee, uses Twitter to promote BRATS On Demand. BRATS On Demand is a mobile app developed in partnership with Via.
On Instagram: @CityofArlington
By The City of Arlington
Mar 23, 2021
The City of Arlington, an IMI Grantee, shared a video about the launch of their new pilot program, RAPID, on Instagram.
On LAMetro’s Blog: The Source
By LA Metro's Office of Extraordinary Innovation
Jan 26, 2021
See how LAMetro has used their blog, The Source, to recruit organizations for their Travel Rewards Research Pilot program.
On YouTube: City of Wilson
By Rural Transit Assistance Program
Nov 18, 2020
Roger Lentz, AICP, is Chief Planning and Development Officer for the City of Wilson, participated in a webinar, "What is Microtransit and How Can It Help Rural Mobility?"
Learn about the City of Wilson and how it deployed microtransit to provide equitable transit services in their community.