A nutritious meal is like the heart of welfare services in any successful nation. To fulfill that dream many agencies induce their program through low or subsidized prices. But here is a twist, the one size fits all doesn’t apply to the meal program. The programs should be customized to…

What is Multimodal Integration? A Multi-Modal Transport System refers to a single trip that involves a combination of modes, such as vehicle modes or service modes, that the traveler must move between. It is a notion that has been evolving for almost as long as public transportation has existed. Illustration…

The COVID-19 epidemic has decimated public transportation utilization throughout the world, with ridership dropping by 90% or more in New York and London. The highly contagious coronavirus has heightened global awareness of the dangers of contacting high-contact public surfaces. Contact may be avoided in many circumstances. …

Micro transit is a type of public or private collective transportation that employs mid-sized vehicles (such as microbuses, minibusses, or vans) to provide flexible and dynamic transportation routes that adapt to customers’ location and time requirements via IT-enabled services that connect demand and supply in real-time to provide a customer-tailored…

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) is a dedicated transportation service provided to patients and healthcare consumers who experience requisite challenges in availing of medical appointments. …

The government releases funds every year to develop America’s public transit but gets biasedly expedited towards metropolitan cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York. These expenditures are crucial, but public transit occurs outside of big metropolitan areas, and rural mobility challenges are just as significant. Among these huge…

CoVID 19 Global Pandemic has flipped the scenario throughout the sectors. Transportation is one of the worst affected industries and within that is the pit fallen ride-sharing market. In the pre-pandemic period, the ride-sharing market has seen whooping popularity from passengers with a CAGR of 16% since 2018. The pandemic…

For decades, public transportation has been a supply-oriented service, with supply times and locations fixed on a timetable. To use the service, the user must eventually adapt to the schedule. …

Rural America has had public transit for decades. Its suppliers face challenges in remote regions because of the low population and large distances. Even though many of these rural transportation companies have been around for a long time, ridership remains low. In contrast to big cities, where buses run on…