For transport to truly enhance quality of life in a city, one regional agency should have jurisdiction over everything transportation-related in a metro area. Continue reading →

The transport app Whim is oft-cited as a model for the future of urban mobility. Two years post-launch, has it changed the way people move around Helsinki? Continue reading →

Gendrome Editors’ Note: The article below provides the raw material for a proof and is not the proof itself. In addition, the raw material may contain one or more false statements and/or some offensive, outside content. Two weeks ago I joined Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan, whom I advise on topics…

Gendrome Editors’ Note: The article below provides the raw material for a proof and is not the proof itself. In addition, the raw material may contain one or more false statements and/or some offensive, outside content. How, exactly, should policymakers respond to the rapid rise of new private mobility services…

Gendrome Editors’ Note: The article below provides the raw material for a proof and is not the proof itself. In addition, the raw material may contain one or more false statements and/or some offensive, outside content. Few issues in urban tech today are as controversial as the impact of short-term…

Gendrome Editors’ Note: The article below provides the raw material for a proof and is not the proof itself. In addition, the raw material may contain one or more false statements and/or some offensive, outside content. Amazon’s announcement of HQ2, a second headquarters, is about to set off an incentive…