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Read the Shared-Use Mobility Center Growth & Impact Report See how SUMC has changed the shared mobility landscape to advance equitable, accessible, and environmentally-sound mobility for all—in just 20 pages. Download the Report Expanding Shared Mobility for All The Shared-Use Mobility Center is a public-interest, nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a multimodal transportation ecosystem that works for all. Learn More Shared + Electric Mobility Initiative SUMC is partnering with the California Air Resources Board to bring shared and electric mobility options to disadvantaged communities in California. Learn More Why Integrate? With transportation as the number one source of carbon emissions in the United States, we must take advantage of new modes and technologies that pose low-carbon options for people in a way that offers seamless use and is equitable for all. Read, “Four Steps Towards Mobility Integration for Public Agencies.” DOWNLOAD POLICY BRIEF Mobility on Demand Learning Center Sharing knowledge about shared mobility The MOD Learning Center is a self-guided learning experience to explore the possibilities of shared mobility. LEARN MORE Twin Cities Shared Mobility Collaborative Get to know this partnership of transportation leaders who are committed to implementing the Twin Cities Action Plan and increasing mobility options in Minneapolis-St. Paul. LEARN MORE Mobility on Demand On-Ramp It’s been an incredible year for Mobility on Demand (MOD) On-Ramp, our partnership with the Federal Transit Administration that gives public transit agencies from six U.S. cities with promising MOD concepts expert assistance, so they can turn their innovations into realities. LEARN MORE Innovation and Knowledge Accelerator The IKA is a partnership between SUMC and the U.S. Federal Transit Administration to assist transit agencies with new transportation options and innovations in paratransit, fare integration, first/last mile solutions, and other shared mobility strategies. LEARN MORE 1 1 SUMC News View All Posts Mobility Hub Newsletter: July 16, 2020 Israel Ramirez | Autonomous Vehicles , Bikesharing , Carsharing , MOD Learning Center , Newsletter , RFPs , Ridehailing , Ridesharing , Ridesourcing , Scootersharing , Shared-Use Mobility , Street Space , Transit | No Comments Welcome to the Shared-Use Mobility Center’s weekly guide to the most impactful news, thought-provoking articles and innovative technologies that are shaping our transportation future. We believe in sharing information, just... Learning Center A self-guided learning experience to explore the possibilities of shared mobility Latest learning: King County and Via launched a one-year pilot project, “ Via to Transit “ . Included is the contract between, which serves as an additional resource for cities and transit agencies interested in a MOD pilot project. Visit the MOD Learning Center What’s Happening in the Shared Mobility Industry? Learn More 400 Cities with Carsharing Traditional, one-way, and P2P carsharing services are currently operating in more than 400 North American cities. 400 Cities with Bikesharing More than 400 North American cities have launched bikesharing systems. 600 Cities with TNCs Ridesourcing or Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) are operating in more than 600 cities in North America. 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