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Public Transport, and the Effects of COVID Across Major Cities
The Covid-19 crisis has changed how people commute and impacts their daily travel behavior. With shops, offices, restaurants, schools, and offices closing, people are cycling and walking more than they have ever before to get to essential services. Governments around the world have implemented diffe
Read More >Taxi vs. Rideshare battle in the US market
Yellow taxicabs and skyscrapers are one of the quick associations people have when thinking about New York. That should be enough to describe the popularity taxis have in the USA...or had? Since 1930, the taxi industry has been officially regulated in two major cities: New York and Chicago. Taxi
Read More >Top Cities for the Future of Mobility
Mobility has become even more of a buzzword thanks to the coronavirus outbreak and its hard-to-predict effects. While some major cities have been struggling to keep their public transport systems going, despite increased costs and declining revenues, others seem to be a bit more prepared to take on
Read More >Which traditional petrol-head companies are jumping on the electric bandwagon?
Automobiles such as GMC’s Hummer have long prided themselves as an emblem of power and wealth. But many people loathed the gas-guzzling machine with some protestors even spray painting ''gross polluter'' over a bunch of Hummers in a 2003 stunt. To be successful in today’s environmentally conscious w
Read More >On the Road to Debt
Owning a car and choosing what type of car is one of the major hallmarks of independence and success; it is also a signifier to others that you’ve worked hard and earned your money. But the expense of car ownership is becoming increasingly unviable for so many millions in America and with technologi
Read More >Uber’s Route to Zero-Emissions by 2040
During the Covid-19 pandemic much of the world hid away. People stopped traveling, dining out and transport use declined as companies implemented work-from-home policies. This caused CO2 emissions to plummet and according to Nature Climate Change emissions were 17 percent less than the year pr
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