Is Universal Basic Mobility the Key to Future Sustainable Cities?
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Is Universal Basic Mobility the Key to Future Sustainable Cities?
The combination of new technology and new business models is providing an ever-expanding range of transport options. Collectively, ride hailing, micromobility, and on-demand car rental offer new approaches to transport that provide the convenience of a private car without the need to own one, for a growing fraction of journeys. Dediu calls this “un
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Free Market Advocates (WINNERS): I count myself among this group and I love the concept of transportation spending decisions actually being made by supply and demand, not political patronage or an arbitrary standard.
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Not having been involved in the Palo Alto fiasco, I am reluctant to suggest that there was an easy solution, but it is likely that a properly managed parking pass proposal might have turned the tide. What was certainly missing, among all the parking policy, was a parking plan, and such a comprehensive plan is ultimately what every “over-parked” pla
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