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E-scooters have swiftly changed the conversation around transportation planning in cities from car-centric to planning for all users–pedestrians, cyclists, scooters and cars.
In Atlanta, July 2019 was the busiest month: 780,000 miles on 608,000 trips – average trips per day, 19,617 (26,671 trips per day on weekends).
In Atlanta, the max number of devices deployed per month is 6523. The average distance? 1.0 mile.
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From E-Scooters To Bikes, A New Georgia State Lab Focuses On Micromobility
Micromobility has become something of a buzzword in the transit world in recent years. From bikes to scooters, alternative forms […]
Public transit drivers struggle to enforce mask mandates
Through ongoing research funded by the Natural Hazards Center, our team of lawyers, sociologists and urban planners at the Georgia State University Urban Studies Institute conducted focus […]
Can Subsidized Transportation Options Slow Diabetes Progression?
Systems for Action Research Program Webinar Populations with diabetes can successfully manage their condition if they have regular access to […]