Transit Horizons 2.0: The Mobility Evolution
Why are we calling it the mobility evolution? Download this industry perspectives paper to find out.
Reflecting on the journey since our first publication, Transit Horizons 2.0 examines Uber Transit’s evolution and role in enhancing public transportation through innovative partnerships and technology.
Highlighting collaborations with Dallas Area Rapid Transit, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and Marin Transit, this paper showcases how public-private partnerships foster a more integrated, responsive, and resilient transportation ecosystem that serves the needs of more riders. It also shows how such partnerships pave the way for a future where public transportation and ridesharing coalesce to enhance mobility worldwide.
Key insights from Transit Horizons 2.0
Our forecasts in the original Transit Horizons paper were generally accurate, but some unexpected developments surprised us.
We’re in a MaaS (Mobility-as-a-Service) evolution, where ridesharing and APIs may be the secret sauce for optimizing transportation resources.
Making a positive impact in transportation requires a partnership-centric approach and an ecosystem-wide perspective.
The future of transportation lies in collaborative mobility, emphasizing shared resources and seamless integration.
Public-private partnerships have the potential to transform data sharing, leading to improved transportation planning and decision-making.
Inclusivity, dynamism, and adaptability are essential for building a resilient and sustainable transportation network.
What the industry is saying
“The benefits of on-demand transportation, especially for our paratransit customers, cannot be overstated. As our customers tell us, having access to the E-Hail Program is ‘life-changing.’ We look forward to working with all of our on-demand providers, including Uber, to further refine and expand this groundbreaking program."
Chris Pangilinan, Vice President for Paratransit, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority
“The Uber partnership has allowed us to test, and quickly modify, mobility offerings to support the needs of our older adults in Marin County. These programs fill a transportation need in our community and allow our aging population to live healthy and independent lifestyles.”
Robert Betts, Director of Operations and Service Development, Marin Transit
“The DART, Uber, and MV collaboration is a powerful example of how public-private partnerships can transform public transportation. It demonstrates the ability of these collaborations to make transit more efficient and accessible, thereby strengthening community connections."
Brian Joseph, Assistant General Manager, MV Transportation
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