Come learn how agencies throughout the state have partnered with ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to help solve their transportation problems.
From replacing seldom-used campus shuttles to providing off-hours transit options to seniors or riders with disabilities, organizations like public agencies, non-profits, universities, and municipalities have found ways to use ride-hailing to close service gaps, reduce costs, and provide connections.
Please join us on
Wednesday, Sept. 12
for a discussion of how local, state, and non-profit agencies have partnered with companies like Uber and Lyft to help meet mobility needs.
Agency representatives will explain their efforts, share best practices, and discuss ways to improve the effectiveness of working with ride-hailing companies.
This event is open to all agencies currently contracting or interested in contracting with ride-hailing companies to help meet their transportation needs; including Regional Transit Authorities, Transportation Management Associations, Councils on Aging, non-profits, and municipalities.
The forum’s speakers, who will represent agencies that have developed partnerships with ride-hailing companies, will share their experiences, participate in a roundtable discussion, and answer questions about the dos and don’ts of working with transportation network companies.
Attendees will be able to ask questions, share their own perspectives, and join in on the conversation.
