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3-8-2019

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New mobility options such as bike share, scooters, and transportation network companies (e.g. Uber) are proliferating across the United States and beyond. Early research has shown that while the private automobile continues to be the main competition for transit, new mobility options may also be siphoning off some riders. In this seminar, we will explore what the role of public transportation should be in this era of rapidly expanding private transportation options. We will also examine how private transportation could be harnessed to help public transportation succeed and allow for cities to meet their mobility goals.

Biographical Information

Chris Pangilinan was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, and has spent the last 15 years living in Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington DC, and New York City. During this time, he has had the pleasure of working at the local transit agencies as well as the US DOT. Prior to joining Uber, Chris was at TransitCenter, a foundation dedicated to improving urban mobility. His worked focused on reforming transit agency policies and operations. He is also an advocate for improved access for people with disabilities to the New York City subway system. Chris has a B.S. in civil engineering from Portland State University, and an M.S. in transportation from MIT.

Subjects

Urban transportation, Transportation and state, Transportation -- Planning, Personal rapid transit

Disciplines

Transportation | Urban Studies

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https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/27876

Public Transportation and New Mobility

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