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Transformational Technologies and Mobility Inclusion Playbook.

National Academies Press Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Sener, Ipek N., editor.
Cline, Jim C., editor.
Elgart, Zach, editor.
Hansen, Todd, editor.
Wilson, Jess, editor.
Viggiano, Cecilia, editor.
Blair, Adam, editor.
Okunieff, Paula, editor.
National Cooperative Highway Research Program, sponsor.
Transit Cooperative Research Program, sponsor.
Series:
TCRP research report ; 244/1101.
TCRP research report, 2572-3782 ; 244/1101
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Migration, Internal--Social aspects.
Migration, Internal.
People with disabilities--Transportation.
People with disabilities.
Technological innovations--Social aspects.
Technological innovations.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
Washington : Transportation Research Board, 2024.
Summary:
Changes in technology provide opportunities and risks to mobility, particularly as they relate to traditionally and newly underserved populations. In recent years, economic, environmental, and social forces have quickly given rise to shared and on-demand mobility—a collective of entrepreneurs and consumers leveraging technology to maximize transportation and financial resources and generate capital. For instance, shared mobility services have become part of a trend that has pushed shared, on-demand mobility from the fringe into the mainstream.TCRP Research Report 244/NCHRP Research Report 1101: Transformational Technologies and Mobility Inclusion Playbook, from TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program and National Cooperative Highway Research Program, is a playbook of resources for public and private entities to assess, plan, and measure their progress toward achieving transportation equity and inclusive mobility in an era of transformational technology.
Contents:
Summary
Introduction
Study Overview
Playbook Overview
How to Use This Playbook
The Anatomy of a Play: What to Expect?
Implementation Considerations
TT-1: Build Trust through Enhanced Security and Communication
TT-2: Create Discount and Ease-of-Payment Programs
TT-3: Expand Adaptive and Motor-Assisted Micromobility Fleets
TT-4: Boost Knowledge and Awareness of New Mobility Services
TT-5: Create Safe Infrastructure for Micromobility Services
TT-6: Facilitate Smartphone-, Data-, and Broadband-Free Ride Booking
TT-7: Expand New Mobility Services in Rural and Tribal Areas
TT-8: Implement Assistive Service Technologies in Vehicles
TT-9: Improve Safety and Comfort for Shared Ride Services
TT-10: Promote Equitable Implementation of Shared AV Services
Overall Program Needs
Communication and Adaptation
Funding Approaches
Compliance
Vehicle Autonomy
Private-Sector Implications
Other Specific Factors
Deployment Duration and Cost
Conclusion
References
Appendix A
Literature Review.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
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ISBN:
9780309718523

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