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Microtransit Costs too Much Per Passenger

Microtransit Costs too Much Per Passenger

By Shelia Dunn , NMA Communications Director • July 1, 2018 • 0 Comments • Mass Transit, Microtransit, PPP, Public Private Partnership, Ridesharing, Technology

So much hype over transportation disruption right now that sometimes it is hard to see the road with all the bikes and scooters laying around or even to understand if a disruption is viable and efficient. Microtransit, similar to ridesharing but supposedly cheaper, is one such disruption that use to be known as Dial-a-Ride. In […]

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