1. Can your bus service Uber? Twitter: AskAdamCohen
CalACT
November 3, 2017
Adam Cohen
Twitter: AskAdamCohen

2. Microtransit service Models
Fixed Route:
Services operate fixed route (similar to bus transit)
Flexible Route:
Services offer dynamic routes within a geographic area (similar to paratransit)
Fixed Schedules:
Service operates on fixed timetables/schedules
Dispatch Operations:
Service is demand-responsive based on user dispatch via phone, website, or smartphone app

3. RideKC: RideR Motivations
(Shaheen et al., 2016)

4. RideKC: Access mode & Time of day
(Shaheen et al., 2016)

5. Enrolled SurveY: Barriers to USE
(Shaheen et al., 2016)

6. Enrolled SurveY: Desired Changes
(Shaheen et al., 2016)

7. Additional Resources

8. Upcoming Research
North American and International Carsharing Market Outlooks (Fall/Winter 2017)
Impacts Study of Lyft and Uber (Winter 2017)
Study will assess the impacts of travel behavior, vehicle ownership, VMT, modal shift, and GHG emissions
U.S. Federal Transit Administration Mobility on Demand Sandbox ( )
$8 million funding for an array of mobility pilots with 11 partners (12 locations)
Booz Allen Hamilton and TSRC leading the independent evaluation for all sites
Measure project impacts and identify factors that may support or impede innovative transportation service models

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Acknowledgements
Mineta Transportation Institute, San Jose State University
U.S. Department of Transportation
California Department of Transportation
Susan Shaheen, Elliot Martin, and Adam Stocker TSRC, UC Berkeley
Special thanks to the worldwide shared mobility operators and experts who make our research possible
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Adam Cohen
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