Resources

Watch a conversation recently hosted by CTAA and Via on the future of same-day paratransit service and commingling.

Watch as Via’s Director of Remix Partnerships, Claudia Preciado, walks through key components of the world’s first On-demand Planning software.

In March, we spoke with two US mayors to learn more about how they brought on-demand transit to their cities. Watch the full conversation, or just read some of the highlights, below.

Join Remix CEO, Tiffany Chu and Via’s Global Head of Operations, Alex Lavoie as they discuss plans to establish a complete TransitTech platform — addressing the changing needs of planning, design, and delivery with state of the art technology.

Hear from Eddie Fishman, Mobility Strategy Principal, as he discusses how cities like Arlington and tech companies like Motional are working with Via to seamlessly integrate AVs with public transit.

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.

In this 20-minute webinar, Via’s Director of Government Affairs and Policy, Ya-Ting Liu, delves into the topic of equity within public transportation.

The COVID-19 crisis is disrupting life as we knew it and quickly creating a new normal. For public transportation, in particular, restrictions and city lockdowns continue to impact regular travel as communities adhere to very real concerns over physical distancing. But as we begin to think about what life will look like in the months to come, including life after COVID-19, we can see this as an opportunity to think through immediate changes that will impact our future, starting with a positive change in how we move.

The COVID-19 crisis is disrupting life as we knew it and quickly creating a new normal. For public transportation, in particular, restrictions and city lockdowns continue to impact regular travel as communities adhere to very real concerns over physical distancing. But as we begin to think about what life will look like in the months to come, including life after COVID-19, we can see this as an opportunity to think through immediate changes that will impact our future, starting with a positive change in how we move.

The global transportation market is ripe for redevelopment, with intense traffic congestion and outdated or overwhelmed infrastructure — both physical and digital — requiring new solutions that radically rethink transportation. Thankfully, a number of leading cities are rapidly adapting to meet these challenges using on-demand transportation.