Micromobility's Opportunity to Serve the Underserved Edges

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Micromobility's Opportunity to Serve the Underserved Edges

Having the ability to choose among many different modes of transportation is one benefit of city living. However, cities need to ensure that this benefit is accessible to all. This brief explores key considerations cities need to address in creating equitable access.

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Micromobility's Opportunity to Serve the Underserved Edges

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What’s inside

Key challenges to equitable mobility access

How micromobility can serve as a solution

Steps to take to ensure equal access in micromobility

Examples of how cities are succeeding in this

What’s inside

Key challenges to equitable mobility access

How micromobility can serve as a solution

Steps to take to ensure equal access in micromobility

Examples of how cities are succeeding in this

About the author(s)

Rachel Zack

Director of Policy, Remix

Rachel Zack is a policy strategist at Remix, where she is researching policy related to dockless programs, ride-hailing and autonomous vehicles. She is exploring how cities can work collaboratively with private mobility providers to deliver on safer infrastructure and more equitable mobility systems. Before joining Remix, Rachel consulted for agencies across the country on strategic planning for shared mobility and autonomous vehicles. Her work in the field received the Caltrans Excellence in Transportation Award in WTS Innovative Transportation Solutions Award.

Micromobility's Opportunity to Serve the Underserved Edges

Micromobility's Opportunity to Serve the Underserved Edges

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