Resources

Join transit planners to see how they choose the right zones for deploying microtransit to complement — rather than cannibalize — their fixed-route services.

Rodger Lentz, Chief Planning and Development Officer for Wilson, N.C., walks us through why RIDE, the city’s tech-enabled transit service, is a masterclass in making on-demand mobility work for lower-income, transit-dependent communities.

Transit leaders from Washington, Delaware, and New Jersey discuss how they are using on-demand public transit to increase mobility for historically underserved populations.

Join the National Rural Transit Assistance Program and Via for a conversation on microtransit best practices with Rodger Lentz, Chief Planning and Development Officer for the City of Wilson, North Carolina and Olivia Blahut, Partnerships Lead at Via Transportation.

Join the Community Transportation Association of America and Via for a conversation with two transit leaders revolutionizing public transportation in Summit County, Utah: Caroline Rodriguez, Regional Transportation Planning Director from Summit County, Utah and Krista Glotzbach, Partnerships Lead at Via.

Thanks to the Cool ridesharing service, reducing congestion across the island of Malta is no longer a far-flung concept. CEO Laura Jasenaite walks us through how to grow a sustainability-focused service that resonates with riders.

On the latest episode of our podcast, The Dispatch, we take you to one Canadian city that’s bursting with creative ways to combine TransitTech with existing infrastructure and resources.

The Alabama and Maryland senators spoke about the promise of microtransit, pointing to the success of on-demand public transportation in Birmingham and Montgomery County.

Transit agencies and cities are looking toward public-private partnerships as potential solutions for providing better transit connections. In places where fixed-route transit may not be feasible given density, connectivity, or other land-use considerations, these partnerships could hold the key.