Ryan Adams

The Cost Breakdown Between Driving and Public Transportation Use

A 2023 study of 12 countries found that Americans are least likely to favor walking, train, metro, and bus travel over driving in a car. The age-old debate between car travel and other modes of transit often hinges on factors like convenience, cost, and environmental impact. While car ownership can offer some conveniences – and may be a necessity in transit deserts – the economic and social benefits of public transit can’t and shouldn’t be overlooked.

Are Transit Agencies Ready to Adapt to Hybrid Workers’ Commuting Demands?

As more companies embrace a hybrid work model, one thing is clear to transit agency leaders in...