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NYC Congestion Pricing Holiday Wishes: MTA’s Santa Con – Who’s Getting A Gift & Who’s Getting Coal in their Mobility Stockings?

New York City’s Central Business District Tolling Program (CBDTP) rollout has been anything but smooth. With proponents hailing it as a transformative solution for air quality and public transit funding, and detractors decrying it as a regressive toll on working-class drivers and neighboring states, the road to implementation has been paved with lawsuits, protests, and…

The Mobility Agency & TLC of the Future – IATR President Matt Daus Unveils New Initiatives in Prague at the World Road Congress

Mobility services and transportation agencies overseeing large operational networks and infrastructure are experiencing pronounced governance problems.  They are consistently plagued by fractured and inconsistent regulation and oversight, silo mentality, lack of communication and collaboration, and failure to modernize organizationally.  For example, recently on full display in the U.S. were the objections of the San Francisco…

Are Flying Taxis Real and Taking Off Soon?

What Is Advanced Air Mobility?   Just like the media mentions, the term “robotaxis” as a simplified reference to automated or driverless cars (and for many years, reporters mistakenly referred to transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft as ridesharing services), some folks have been using the parlance “flying taxis” to reference this new and emerging…

Congestion Pricing Gets Green Light in NYC! 

The Central Business District (“CBD”) Tolling Program is probably the most controversial  proposal for reducing traffic and raising funds for public transportation in New York City. The  variable tolling program would charge vehicles that enter or remain in the Manhattan CBD, which  is the area south of 60th Street (excluding the FDR Drive, which runs…

NYC Yellow Taxicabs – The Road Ahead! 

What Is Driving Increased Medallion & For-Hire Vehicle Values? Once Uber and Lyft entered the New York City market and were able to grow unchecked, the yellow taxi market – which had persevered against the effects of the Depression, several recessions, and the 9-11 terrorist attacks – truly faced unprecedented challenges.  With the Uber and…

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