This report examines transportation network companies (TNCs), microtransit companies,
and their impacts on urban transportation. Topics include: TNC trips and ridership volumes …

Municipal governments, metropolitan planning organizations, and transit agencies around
the country are embracing the idea that greater synergy between transportation network …

Transportation network companies (TNCs), such as Uber and Lyft, have been hypothesized
to both complement and compete with public transit. Existing research on the topic is limited …

We estimate the effects of transportation network companies (TNCs) Uber and Lyft on
vehicle ownership, fleet average fuel economy, and transit use in US urban areas using a …

Technology is transforming transportation. The ability to conveniently request, track, and pay
for trips via mobile devices is changing the way people get around and interact with cities …

This report examines the relationship of public transportation (including paratransit and
demand-responsive services) to shared modes, including bikesharing, carsharing …

Over the next 30 years, technological innovation will make automobile travel more
convenient. Automated and connected vehicles will perform an increasing number of driving …

The popularity of Uber and Lyft and advances in autonomous vehicle technology have
spurred public interest in the potential of shared ride services to reduce traffic congestion …

Transportation is changing at an unprecedented pace. New transportation options provided
by shared mobility providers are expanding the set of travel alternatives and they account for …

On-demand ridesourcing services from transportation network companies (TNCs), such as
Uber and Lyft, have reshaped urban travel and changed externality costs from vehicle …