13 episodes
The Dispatch Via Transportation Inc.
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With more than 100 global partners, Via is reimagining public mobility. Each week, a new leader in transportation sits down with us for a brief conversation about what's next in transit, and what they're doing to reinvent how the world moves.
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Ein attraktives ÖPNV-Angebot in den Nachtstunden? Die STOAG in Oberhausen zeigt, wie das geht.
In unserem Podcast erfahren Sie von Herrn Sander von der STOAG, wie Oberhausen On-Demand Mobilität einsetzt, um den ÖPNV nachts zu stärken und welche Erfahrungen dabei bisher mit dem Einsatz von Elektrofahrzeugen gemacht wurden.
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The Dispatch with Milton Keynes Council
Providing efficient, cost-effective transport that helps reach sustainability goals has always been part of Milton Keynes’ long-term plans. But the COVID-19 pandemic has served as a catalyst for making demand-responsive transport part of the city’s immediate future, explain Adele Wearing, Strategic Lead for Passenger Transport at Milton Keynes Council and Councillor Lauren Townsend.
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The Dispatch with Nick Sifuentes, Tri-State Transportation Campaign
Nick Sifuentes, Executive Director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, tells us what exactly needs to happen in order for public transportation in the US to survive post-pandemic. One critical piece to the puzzle? Getting people out of their cars.
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The Dispatch with Gabe Klein, Cityfi
We caught up with Gabe Klein, Cofounder of Cityfi, to talk about urban mobility, sustainability, and equity and whether there’s a place for on-demand in the future of cities.
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The Dispatch with Cool
Thanks to the Cool ridesharing service, reducing congestion across the island of Malta is no longer a far-flung concept. CEO Laura Jasenaite walks us through how to grow a sustainability-focused service that resonates with riders.
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The Dispatch with Wilson, NC
Rodger Lentz, Chief Planning and Development Officer for Wilson, North Carolina, reveals why a small city 40 miles east of Raleigh is investing in the future of transportation.