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Is ‘Mobility-as-a-Service’ the future of transit?
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a web-based application that provides access to multiple transport options with only a single payment channel. Whether you want to take a bus, bike, taxi, metro or ride-share, the service links everything together and presents it on a single interface. If using cars a
Read More >Why do Americans still prefer cars?
At the turn of the century, transportation in the United States was the envy of the world, the development of the railroad system was the phenomena of the industrial revolution. Today, the public transportation system in the United States is ailing and urban gridlock is an insidious problem. The ave
Read More >Do You Really Know How Much Commuting to Work Costs You?
The discussion on commuting still revolves around how this process will look like in the future and how will the public transit system in the U.S. survive this pandemic. An aspect less talked about is how much will riders have to pay to get to work in the coming years. What will be the cheapest way
Read More >What does Uber and Lyft’s Prop 22 mean for California?
The recent ruling has added on to the list of worries for Uber and Lyft. Will this be the end of Uber and Lyft Services in California or will they emerge victorious? Until now, Californians have had the freedom of low rideshare and food delivery fares, along with a readily available driver, at th
Read More >Float Forward: Rethinking Urban Transportation
This pandemic has upturned the soil of city life and created fertile ground on which to sow the seeds of a better future of transport. Stew Langille, Float Mobility Founder and CEO, spoke to Techonomy about how we should use this time to rethink urban transportation and demonstrated how apps like Fl
Read More >How to Beat Surge Pricing in Singapore
It's 8:45pm. Your train stalled in the middle of the tracks. By the time you trudge out of the station, a huge throng had already formed at the bus stop in front of the station. It's impossible to get a place on the free shuttle buses. As if that was not bad enough, rain is pelting down as you take
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