MaaS and the sharing economy

1 min readFeb 13, 2018

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Motor industry in for radical change

The next 20 years will see the most dramatic changes in the history of the motor vehicle, forecasts the head of New…

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California is Moving Closer to Charging for Every Mile You Drive

Californian lawmakers are considering ways to charge drivers based on how many miles traveled rather than how much gas…

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Why Downtown Parking Garages May Be Headed for Extinction

Editor's note: This story was updated Dec. 14 to correct information about the bond approved by Atlanta voters in 2015…

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An "Unprecedented Mobility Revolution?" We've Been Here Before - The Eno Center for Transportation

The rise of urban freeways offers a number of lessons on how to manage new transportation technologies. AVs promise…

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Lyft says nearly 250K of its passengers ditched a personal car in 2017

Lyft has a new report out detailing its 'economic impact' for 2017, and the document includes a lot of stats on its…

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How Land Use Law Impedes Transportation Innovation

Necessity, it is said, is the mother of invention. This wonderful volume studies innovation in housing policy. This…

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The future of urban mobility depends on the sharing economy

The major appeal of living in a metropolitan city is that everything is close. Your bagel shop is on one corner, your…

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Brendon Harre

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