Curb space has become some of the most valuable property in urban areas. Why? Traffic. This is one of the biggest issues that many crowded cities face in our modern world, causing myriad problems, from pedestrian and road safety to pollution and health concerns.
Cities globally are experiencing the same changes in transportation — better information about mobility is a universal need. That’s why our vision for TransitScreen is boundless: our technology can work in any place, for any person, to get them anywhere they need to go. We can run on any screen or any mobile device, in …
In a previous blog, we talked about the competition heating up between Uber and Lyft to obtain the largest fleet of bikes and scooters — now, things seem to be getting personal amongst the bikeshare companies themselves.
Photo provided by Ron Solomon. Property managers know how important lease-up rates are — it’s a huge part of the job, after all. But not every apartment just sells itself with its location! We’ve listed a couple of ways you can up the ante if your property …
Photo provided by Philip Greenspun We were inspired by TJ Oshie using the Metro to get to his Stanley Cup-winning games, but he wasn’t the first athlete to use the subway on game day! During the 2017 NBA season, LeBron James and his teammates went viral when they rode the …
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Even with the handiness of rideshare apps, your bills from calling all those cars can quickly pile up. Wouldn’t it be nice to get a least some of the money back from all the Lyft and Uber rides you take? Well, there’s an app for that… actually, there are quite a few.
Who would’ve thought that scooters and bikes would be so popular amongst adults?
They’re all the rage with millennials, Silicon Valley tech execs, tourists and fun-loving commuters — we’re talking electric scooters, people.
Humans are creatures of habit. We like to have reliability in our daily routines, but sometimes things aren’t that reliable… they catch fire, are late, or have to undergo renovations. The news of the L train taking a hiatus for reconstruction starting next April has definitely caused concern for many Brooklynites, but fear not! We’re …
