Title: Planning for shared mobility
Description: "Ridesharing. Carsharing. Bikesharing. In the 'shared economy,' shared and for-hire vehicle services are on a roll. But what are the rules of the road for these new services? Planning for Shared Mobility offers answers for communities on the move. This PAS Report, by a pair of UC Berkeley researchers, tracks the path short-term transportation access has taken so far. Authors Adam Cohen and Susan Shaheen look at how shared mobility is shaping - and being shaped by - local plans and policies. The report also shares the tools planners can use to manage mobility, such as zoning, permits, variances, and discretionary review. Profiles of eight cities, from New York to Seattle, show the plans theyve put in motion and lessons theyve picked up along the way.  Sharing wheels is more than a convenience, the authors argue. It can boost mobility, cut vehicle emissions, and create links between walking, cycling, and transit. Ready to move forward? Read Planning for Shared Mobility to learn whats next - and how to roll out the long-term benefits of short-term transportation access"--Publisher's website.
Subjects: Transportation demand management, Ridesharing