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Urban transportation is cracking under its own weight. Congested streets. Overburdened transit. E-scooters scattered across sidewalks. And a paradox that persists in every city: most trips are short, … read more

Most urban trips aren't long. In fact, 60% of all U.S. trips are under six miles, and more than a third are under two. That's not a challenge—it's an opportunity. These are distances too short t … read more

Full disclosure: This blog includes discussion of GOrack, an accessory that helps the Brompton roll more effectively. Transparency noted. The "Portable Electric Bike," or PEB, is a term we've used thr … read more

Transportation policy assumes people are rational actors who optimize for speed, cost, and convenience. Anyone who's watched commuters sit in traffic while empty buses pass by knows this is nonsense. … read more

Cities today are struggling under the weight of traffic, emissions, and inequity. Car dependency locks residents into expensive, often unhealthy commutes. Public transit, while essential, often strugg … read more

States and cities across the globe are investing billions in electric buses, autonomous shuttles, and subway extensions—costly infrastructure projects—while potentially overlooking the mos … read more

Urban transportation debates are often driven by technical metrics—train speeds, passenger capacity, vehicle throughput. But amid all the data and models, one crucial figure is often overlooked: … read more

Electric vehicles have become the standard bearer of low-carbon transportation. Governments subsidize them. Automakers promote them. Environmentalists support them. And to be fair, replacing gas-power … read more

We don't yet have the iPhone moment of Portable Electric Bikes. That breakthrough design—compact, capable, and broadly appealing—hasn't fully materialized. It might take the form of a refi … read more