Emerging Mobility Pilot Strategy
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: California, United States of America
Source: San Francisco County Transportation Authority
The Transportation Authority’s Emerging Mobility Evaluation Report recommends engaging in public-private partnerships with emerging mobility companies to better align new mobility services with San Francisco’s goals.
Public-private partnerships with emerging mobility companies may result in new opportunities to improve San Francisco’s transportation network and address transportation challenges.
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Description | The Transportation Authority’s Emerging Mobility Evaluation Report recommends engaging in public-private partnerships with emerging mobility companies to better align new mobility services with San Francisco’s goals. Public-private partnerships with emerging mobility companies may result in new opportunities to improve San Francisco’s transportation network and address transportation challenges. In addition, new data from these partnerships may help us better understand how these services are impacting our transportation network, aiding our planning and regulatory efforts. The Transportation Authority is developing a process for identifying and prioritizing which partnerships the city should consider pursuing—whether with public agencies, non-profit groups, or private organizations (developers, employers, or mobility companies)—to meet city goals and community transportation needs. The Emerging Mobility Pilot Project Framework will: Identify and inventory potential pilot opportunities in San Francisco Identify potential best practices to public-private partnerships Identify mechanisms and processes for screening and prioritizing existing and future pilots The Pilot Strategy supports the Transportation Authority’s continued work in emerging mobility and the SFMTA’s Emerging Mobility Strategy. |
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