Sharing Economy

Electric cars are far from new, although it sometimes seems like it.Since the 1830s, when the first electric carriage was developed, electric cars have been considered the future...

A couple of interesting developments happened this week in the world of transportation options that fall somewhere between a bus and a taxi or private car.First, Uber Express...

Dockless bikeshare systems are rolling out across the U.S. While many people are excited about the major mobility bump these bikes present, there has been some sloppy implementation.For...

Kicking off today in Portland, Ore., is the first-ever National Urbanism Next Conference 2018.Mobility Lab, a media sponsor for the conference, interviewed Nico Larco, who is co-director of...

All across the world, when governments fail to provide public goods, the private sector tries to take on the mantle and make it profitable.Microtransit is one of the...

Shared mobility. The term still sounds kind of weird, even though the first carsharing program began way back in 1948 in Zurich and bikesharing began in 1965 in Amsterdam.And...

When people are stuck in traffic, they have a lot of time to go over in their minds how they want to complain about being stuck in traffic.And...

The Consumer Reports-like product-rating company 16Best.net, which incidentally also offers Uber coupons, has produced an infographic titled “39 Facts About Uber.” It lists a wealth of information that’s not...

This op-ed is in response to David Alpert’s article about taxing single-user TNC trips but not shared ones. To raise money for Washington, DC’s portion of dedicated Metro funding,...

Over the course of much of the past 50 years, days for millions of workers across the U.S. have looked like this: walk out of a (way too...