Talking Headways Podcast: Sharing (Your Bike, Car, Bus) Is Caring
This week we’re chatting with Sharon Feigon of the Shared Use Mobility Center. Bike-share, car-share, ride-hailing -- we talk about all of that and then some, including how these new services may shape the built environment.
Sharon discusses what new research says about who's using shared transport services and how even the "super sharer" still relies on transit as a base service. And she tells us about all the consolidation and investments by car companies and ride-hailing services, as well as new projects like an all-electric car-share program that will be launched in disadvantaged communities in Los Angeles.
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