While supplies last: How universities can reduce the number of on-campus parking passes
Topics: TDM, Workplace, Mobility, Universities, HR & Benefits, Commuter Benefits, Parking
A scooter revolution: why universities should embrace shared mobility programs
Getting to and from class can be tough for college students. Students who live in on-campus dorms can have just as many issues as their off-campus classmates. Lack of parking (or, in the case of many freshmen, a lack of car ownership) is a constant challenge for students and staff alike.
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Class is in session: The importance of Campus Shuttle Programs
Universities can have student bodies in the tens of thousands, and not counting faculty and staff members. Campuses have restaurants, housing, and entertainment centers. Universities are essentially their own cities.
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Carless on campus: Using real-time info to create community
Today's blogpost is brought to you by TransitScreen's summer intern, Mac Bassett, a rising sophomore at George Washington University majoring in business administration.
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A recent study out of Rutgers University dealt with the effect that past behavior has on current transit habits. It found that the effect was significant — even if people later moved to neighborhoods with less access to transit, they were still more likely to take it if they had done so in the past.
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