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Connecting people to jobs and services week: Rethinking shared mobility to prioritize access

21 Nov 2019 | Posted by Transportation for America | 0 Comments | Access, accessibility, Connecting people to jobs and services, guest post, new mobility, Shared mobility

Transportation is fundamentally about connecting people, but America’s transportation system focuses on moving cars instead. Madlyn McAuilffe from the New Urban Mobility Alliance wrote this guest post about the consequences of our misguided priorities and how we can get back to focusing on building places and transportation networks for people.

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The best thing about the Smart Cities Collaborative is the peer-learning, says Oakland’s Warren Logan

13 Nov 2019 | Posted by Jenna Fortunati | 0 Comments | new mobility, smart cities, smart cities collaborative

Next January marks the third cohort for T4America’s Smart Cities Collaborative. This time around, a steering committee of former Collaborative members is helping us shape the program. Warren Logan, the Policy Director of Mobility and Interagency Relations at Oakland Mayor’s Office, talked with us about what makes the Smart Cities Collaborative so valuable to city officials.

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States that take chances get rewarded, and six other things we learned this year at Capital Ideas 2018

11 Dec 2018 | Posted by Steve Davis | 0 Comments | atlanta, Capital Ideas, capital ideas 2018, georgia, new mobility, state funding & policy, state legislation, state transit funding, state transportation policy

We’re fresh back from Capital Ideas 2018 in Atlanta, and as in years past, this year’s conference was an incredible alchemy of passion, knowledge, inspiration, and amazing people from around the country. For those of you who weren’t able to make it to Atlanta, here are seven things that we learned.

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