IMR in the News Find articles featuring insights from the IMR team AllIMR News Top 20 of 2020 Influential Women in Mobility TSRC’s Broader, Cohen Earn Spot Awards Two Weeks Until CommuteCon 2020 Car Sharing Service Turo Relies on Data to Get Ahead in Crowded Rental Market Can the Sharing Economy be Leveraged in Disaster Relief? Lessons from California Key Takeaways from 2019 U.S. Workshop: Mobility on Demand, Automation, and Equity Top 19 of 2019 Influential Women in Mobility UC Berkeley releases report on disaster evacuations Shuttle Express into the Future TSRC Study Earns Transport Policy Prize Understanding Impacts of Incentives on One-Way Electric Vehicle Carsharing: A Case Study of Car2go in San Diego The Transformation of Transportation 1000 Words: Susan Shaheen on Shared Mobility Equity (CALCOG) 10 Commandments for Making Future Cities More Livable “One-way” car sharing grows in the East Bay (KALW) TSRC featured on Deal Crunch Susan A. Shaheen, PhD, Awarded TRB’s 2017 Roy W. Crum Distinguished Service Award Chariot is Suspended in San Francisco, and the Transportation Biz is Still Hard Planning for Shared Mobility: Incorporating Shared Modes into the Public Rights-of-Way Smart Cities and the Future of Transportation Car-Sharing Companies Hit Speed Bumps as Demand Slows, Ride-Hailing Grows Mobile Apps and Transportation: A Review of Smartphone Apps and a Study of User Response to Multimodal Traveler Information Still Waiting for the Transportation Revolution Does Car Sharing Help the Environment? The Early Evidence Is In Google Is Driving a Blurry Line With Waze Carpool Pilot Driving Down GHG Emissions with Carsharing Top 10 Transportation Thought Leaders in Academia Casual Carpooling: Saving Users Time & Money The speed bumps on the road to the self-driving car future How the Daily Commute Is Going to Change Are Uber and Lyft helping or hurting the environment? Convergence – A One Day Event Exploring the Role of Public Policy in Mobility Innovations Self-Driving Cars May Get Here Before We’re Ready In shadow of Uber and Lyft, car sharing tries to shape a future in Tampa Bay GM deal with Lyft signals changes in car ownership Study: Innovative transportation services favor some, hamper others Are Uber and Lyft Really ‘Disrupting’ Transportation? How Should Uber Be Regulated? Does Uber Hurt or Help Environment? Researchers to Investigate Outside researchers to probe environmental impact of Uber, Lyft City of the future is closer, calmer than you think Disrupting Mobility Summit: A Synopsis of Proceedings Catching Up with the Rapidly Transforming Transportation Landscape Google, Tesla, others wait for DMV’s self-driving rules Carsharing becomes a real estate perk with GM, Daimler, Google Uber steers focus towards carpooling Council bill would give public curbside parking to private car-share companies This tiny little car could transform how New Yorkers get around town Study Finds Zipcar Membership Reduces Personal Car Ownership Equal access at issue in PUC battle with Uber over data disclosure Ford Embraces Ride-Sharing One-way carsharing’s evolution in the Americas Five Steps for Growing Accessible and Inclusive Transportation Systems No Silver Bullet for Creating More Accessible Transportation Networks Zipcar, Google and why the carsharing wars are just beginning These startups want to do for buses what Uber did for taxi rides Transport sharing boosts health, wealth and climate Ride-sharing forces automakers to rethink how they sell cars (via the LA Times) Quinn: Imagine an Uber Future That’s also Good for Workers Ride-Hailing Apps Go the Extra Mile Sharing is (so much more than) Caring Car sharing thrives despite torrid new vehicle sales (via Detroit Free Press) Car Share Services: Should you jump on the car-sharing bandwagon? (via Choice) Who’s using those red BCycles? (via The Capital Times) Savings Challenge: Conserve gas by carpooling to work (via Bankrate) Car sharing not just for grocery runs any more (via Globe and Mail) Sharing Cars: The Future of Road Transport (via Solutions) Crossing the Digital and Income Divide: Making Mobility Innovations Accessible to All – Workshop Summary Smart Cities Workshop Summaries Do private high-tech commuter buses jibe with public transportation? (via CNET) All aboard San Francisco’s hipster bus for leather seats, Wi-Fi and iced coffee (via The Guardian) Start-ups offer Bay Area travelers alternative to crowded bus system (via The Los Angeles Times) Let’s Uber It: Business Models for the Next Automotive Economy (via Automotive) Why taxis can never compete with Uber (via The Week) NYC taxi industry to propose cap on Uber (via USA Today) Launching Carsharing the Right Way in Los Angeles (via DTLA Rising) Mobility and the Sharing Economy: Impacts Synopsis Car Sharing is Caring (via BreakThru Radio) The Safer, Faster, More Efficient Commute of the Future (via Popular Science) Shared-Use Mobility: What Does the Future Hold? Workshop Synopsis People + Packages: The Future of Same-Day Delivery (via Sidecar) Interview with Susan Shaheen, expert in shared mobility in North America (via Chronos) Car-sharing pilot may take precious city parking spots (via Boston Globe) A Melting Pot in the Ride-Sharing Economy (via Real Business) Why own a car when you can share one? (via SF Gate) Bike-Share Could Be ‘A Much More Integrated Platform,’ Says Bike-Share CEO He Leaves School by Uber. Venture Cap Dad Just Wishes He’d Invested (via Bloomberg) Bike-Share Is (Still) Struggling to Reach Poor People Across North America (via CityLab) Car-Share Services as Added Resident Amenity (via Multi-Housing News) Susan Shaheen: How car sharing accelerates sustainability (via GreenBiz) California says ride firms can’t have carpools (via SF Gate) How to Make the Future of Transportation Happen — Live from the ITS World Congress (via Real Business) On-demand services top S.F. taxis in arrival times, study says (via SF Chronicle) People in a Hurry Choose Uber Over Traditional Cabs (via CityLab) Report: Shared-Use Vehicle Systems Continue to Expand (via AutoRental) Lyft Hopes to Coax Commuters to Leave Their Cars (via The New York Times) The Most Persuasive Evidence Yet that Bike-Share Serves as Public Transit (via CityLab) We Need to Think Bigger About Transit-Oriented Development (via CityLab) Is it worth it to ditch your car? 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