Campus Transportation Redefined
For close to two decades, TransLoc has worked with campus parking and transportation departments across the United States. In this time, we’ve had exposure to… Continue Reading “Campus Transportation Redefined”
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The Moral Argument for Free Public Transit
The fundamental role of public transit is to provide access. According to the American Public Transit Association, almost half of the 10 billion annual trips… Continue Reading “The Moral Argument for Free Public Transit”
It’s All About Partnerships: Findings from NCPTA
Transportation is doing a deep dive on finding ways to implement industry innovation while keeping the rider at the center of the conversation. This month,… Continue Reading “It’s All About Partnerships: Findings from NCPTA”
Ohio Needs Transit: Transforming Mobility & Redesigning Our Future
Transforming Mobility and Redesigning Our Future was the theme of this year’s Ohio Needs Transit conference. The annual conference is run by the Ohio Public… Continue Reading “Ohio Needs Transit: Transforming Mobility & Redesigning Our Future”
Word On the Street: What We Heard at SUMC 2019
Earlier this month our team traveled to Chicago, IL for the 2019 National Shared Mobility Summit. Every year the Summit brings together mobility leaders who… Continue Reading “Word On the Street: What We Heard at SUMC 2019”
Microtransit Provides an Opportunity to Thrive
Hear from Lauren Marks, Executive Director of The Exceptional Foundation of Atlanta, about how a microtransit service in Gwinnett County, GA is providing service for… Continue Reading “Microtransit Provides an Opportunity to Thrive”
Growing The Movement
Just about a year ago, TransLoc was acquired by Ford Smart Mobility*. After spending the bulk of my professional career working at TransLoc in a… Continue Reading “Growing The Movement”
Celebrating an Icon
Today marks 106 years since Rosa Parks was born in Tuskegee, Alabama. She has been recognized by the United States Congress as the “First… Continue Reading “Celebrating an Icon”