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Reflections on Mobility Innovation with Karina Ricks
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Sep 1, 2022
On May 16, 2022, the Shared-Use Mobility Center hosted the first Mobility Innovation Collaborative workshop. At this workshop, we had a chance to discuss transportation with the then Associate Administrator for Research, Demonstration, and Innovation at the Federal Transit Administration, Karin...
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Partnering to Reduce Missed Medical Appointments, Pierre, SD
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jul 21, 2022
River Cities Public Transit and Avera St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre partnered to offer a non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) service. Through this service, patients pay for their rides to and from medical appointments based on distance and type of health insurance. This service offers rid...
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First MIC Workshop Event Recap
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jun 7, 2022
Introduction The Mobility Innovation Collaborative (MIC) is a Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) program supported by the Federal Transit Administration that provides project development technical assistance to nearly 50 FTA grantees and shares lessons learned from innovative mobility project...
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A Ready! Rider Shares Their Story
By Memphis Area Transit Authority
May 6, 2022
Introduction Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) launched their fare-free on-demand microtransit program, Ready! in July 2021. There are six vehicles in the fleet that are dedicated to door-to-door pick-ups and drop-offs. Riders can book their ride using the mobile app or by dialing into M...
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Using COMPASS to Navigate Cecil County, MD
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Mar 2, 2022
Cecil County is providing on-demand transit service to increase accessibility and provide more mobility options to people in substance recovery. This project is primarily funded through the Integrated Mobility Innovation grant from the Federal Transit Administration. Through the COMPASS microtra...
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The Lynden Hop Stops Here
By Whatcom Transportation Authority
Feb 2, 2022
Image of an aerial view of the City of Lynden. Credit: Google Maps Introduction The Lynden Hop provides on-demand service in the small city (population 15,000) of Lynden, Washington. This project has been funded by both the Federal Transit Administration ($719,388) and Whatcom Transportat...
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AVs + Rideshare = RAPID, Arlington, TX
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Nov 16, 2021
Rideshare, Automation, and Payment Integration Demonstration, or RAPID for short, is an autonomous mobility on-demand pilot program in the City of Arlington. This project is funded through the Integrated Mobility Innovation grant from the Federal Transit Administration. RAPID is an AV program th...
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Integrated Mobility Services with Connect2Transit
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jul 1, 2021
Connect2Transit is a program in Marin County, California. Connect2Transit offers the community access to discounted rides, real time information, and on-demand microtransit. Read about it on the Learning Center ...
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Whatcom Transportation Authority Launches Microtransit Pilot
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jun 13, 2021
Lynden Hop is a microtransit service in Lynden, Washington. Lynden Hop provides customers the ability to book door-to-door rides online within the city for $1. This animated video provides details about Lynden Hop. Read about it on the Learning Center ...
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Transforming Transit into Mobility at The COMET
By Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jun 1, 2021
The COMET is a transit system in Columbia, South Carolina. Learn about how The COMET responded to communities in disinvested neighborhoods with its The COMET On The Go! program in 2019. Through this program, transit services were provided to connect communities to fundamental resources like job...
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