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With rehabilitation regimens often requiring frequent in-person clinic visits, removing the barrier to reliable transit is proving to be an important step.

Ridership data in Sevenoaks, Kent proves that when communities provide better public transport, people are willing to leave their cars at home.

Low-income residents rely on the flexible microtransit network, with the service providing more than twice as many rides than it did prior to the pandemic.

In order to speed up herd immunity, four cities are proactively building flexible transit networks that will accelerate the number of doses distributed.

What does the best of on-demand transport look like? Take a look at Cooee Busways, powered by Via.

Companies are investing to reduce the daily burden of commuting, improving quality of life and productivity with a new kind of corporate shuttle, while recognising that COVID-19 is still a worldwide concern.

Responding to COVID-19: How the New Zealand city rushed its on-demand microtransit service into operation for essential trips during the pandemic.

Responding to COVID-19: Operated by the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG), the BerlKönig took quick action to assist medical workers with on-demand transport during the height of the pandemic.

Responding to COVID-19: The city’s Integrated Transportation Center (ITC) now provides a free microtransit shuttle service via the newly developed "Abu Dhabi Healthcare Link" application.

Two Bay Area communities share their experience launching on-demand transportation services in public-private partnerships.

A new study by Boston Consulting Group takes a close look at on-demand microtransit, with results decidedly showing that “on-demand transit services work,” with the potential to reduce traffic by 15-30% while providing a more efficient and comfortable way of traveling.