Join our CoMotion LIVE Webinar on Wednesday, May 3rd. Be part of an interesting and important conversation: Terminals are Getting a Makeover: The Future of Air Travel Why are airports recently getting makeovers? How are airports and airlines prioritizing the […]
We convened for our CoMotion LIVE Webinar on Wednesday, Feb 22nd Watch an important and ground-breaking discussion: The Future of High-Speed Rail in the US: Why the hold up? The U.S. passenger rail system leaves a lot to be desired, […]
An extension to the massive Montreal REM suburban subway project was just announced, even before the first phase of the project is finished. This extension will integrate Montreal’s eastern and northern ends with the rest of the metro system, and […]
Transit infrastructure often falls into the background of urban spaces. Mundane and practical, it is assumed to be built, or not built, because it best fits the needs of a city. On a closer look, transit moves through clearly marked […]
When the coronavirus pandemic was in its early stages, and New York City was the American epicenter, public transit ridership plummeted in the metropolis. In mid-April, ridership on NYC’s subway dropped a whopping 92 percent while Long Island Rail Road […]
July 26th marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. It was on that date in 1990 that President George H. W. Bush signed the ADA into law, guaranteeing that those living with disabilities would have the same […]
When the pandemic hit, it hit hard across almost all industries, autonomous mobility included. COVID related lockdowns led numerous AV startups to pause testing, while AV trucking company Starsky Robotics folded under the weight of the weakened economy. In June, […]
As commutes return and the carpocalypse arrives, can smart investment convince riders to opt out of cars? The coronavirus crisis has given us a great pause; populations sheltering at home, the economy nearing a standstill, and our roads, rails, and […]
CoMotion LIVE convened on Wednesday, July 15th for Golden State or Problem State? What’s Next for Uber in California, featuring UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs’ Professor of Urban Planning Michael Manville, Uber’s Head of Global Policy for Public Transportation, […]
As more and more cities across the globe develop metro systems, a trend has started to emerge, with cities like Sydney, Riyadh, and Copenhagen all opting to use fully automated train operations for their first metro lines. This trend is […]
