Deprivation study finds access to real-time mobile information could raise the status of public transit

by Laura Domela

“In November 2010, Latitude Research and Next American City launched a study to investigate how new technologies and information access can improve transit and other life experiences; specifically, the study sought to uncover how cities, transportation providers and technology companies can work together to develop these information-based solutions and, ultimately, encourage adoption of more sustainable transit.”

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Deprivation study finds access to real-time mobile information could raise the status of public transit

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