By the year 2025, there will be 1 billion cameras monitoring public and private spaces globally. Even if the real number turns out to be...

If this past year has taught us one thing, it’s that we need our villages. Many of us are getting through this difficult time because of...

On an average day, the typical car owner doesn’t give much thought to parking, beyond whether they will luck out and find a spot to park...

Privacy is a growing concern for all of us. When cities are full of cameras, it’s reasonable to question how data is being used by...

In October 2019, The New York Times reported that 1.5 million packages were delivered in New York City every single day. Though...

At one point, in a history that now feels more like a mythical past, grocery, food delivery and online shopping felt like a...

In less than a year, one microscopic virus has brought upheavals large and small in the way people and goods move around. Transit...

Another presidency has passed, four more years during which grandstanding over America’s crumbling infrastructure problem once again...

Decades of design and management influenced by the auto industry has shaped the American street into the place we all loathe today:...

Passenger vehicle revenues from parking meters or enforcement are no longer sustainable. To shore up budgets, cities must monetize...

At the end of the day, dynamically managing the modern mobility landscape at the curb will boil down to flexible enforcement and payment,...