Transportation
Planning101 is a space for MAPC staff to share their wealth of knowledge on topics related to smart growth and regional collaboration. This blog covers a diverse range of issues that include transportation, clean energy, land use, environment, public health, local government, equity, the innovative usage of public data, and the process of creating digital tools.
Fleets for the Future at MAPC: What We Achieved & What’s Up Next
Adding electric, hybrid, and other alternative fuel vehicles to municipal fleets reduces carbon emissions while cutting spending on gasoline and […]
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How Have Public Agencies and Nonprofits Partnered with TNCs?
Download a Comprehensive Summary of the Ride-Hailing Partnerships Discussed Jermaine F. Williams, Troy McHenry, Sandra Robinson, Joanne Laferrara, and Sandy […]
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14 Cities and Towns, MassDOT, and DCR Sign Regional Autonomous Vehicles Agreement
Companies looking to test autonomous vehicles on Massachusetts roads will now have a much easier time experimenting on a variety […]
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How Can We Fix This? How MAPC’s Data Helped Boston Make A Bus Line Faster
Ninety-four percent satisfaction is hard to reach with any project. But a four-week pilot for a transit lane along a […]
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Share of Choices: New Ride-hailing Research Brief
For every five people who get on an MBTA bus or train in the Inner Core, one person hops into […]
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Report Release: “Fare Choices” on Ride-Hailing in Metro Boston
On February 6, MAPC released “Fare Choices,” a survey of ride-hailing passengers in Metro Boston. The ride-hailing industry, led by […]
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