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Are new mobility technologies the key to unlocking the future of urban living, or do they pose a threat to established public transit systems? Dive into this groundbreaking book that unveils the potential for a harmonious coexistence. The New Mobility Handbook, 2024 Edition challenges the belief that ride services, autonomous vehicles, and micromobility are at odds with public transit in a zero-sum transportation game. Discover how new mobility options, immensely popular and fostering multimodal travel, can be paired with classic urban planning principles to offer attractive alternatives to personal car use. Learn how road pricing, road space reallocation, and innovative policies can transform cities when new mobility technologies turn detractors into allies. Ride services and micromobility emerge not as adversaries to transit, but as advocates for a smarter, more inclusive urban ecosystem. Part I sparks a paradigm shift, advocating to change how we use cars through fair pricing and shared street space. Part II champions micromobility as a crucial city transportation element, while Part III underscores the pivotal role of public transit, positioning it as a first-choice option. Join us in reshaping the narrative! Embrace a future where cars, micromobility, and public transit unite, creating a dynamic, sustainable, and inclusive mobility system for the next century.

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Michele Kyrouz is a lawyer, writer, and podcast host based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has been involved in the new mobility community since 2017 as host of the Smarter Cars podcast, author of numerous articles on mobility policy, and frequent contributor at conferences including Micromobility Europe and Micromobility World. Michele has a B.A. in Political Science from U.C. Berkeley and a J.D. from Columbia University School of Law. She is a former partner at Latham & Watkins with 20 years of experience as a regulatory lawyer. She most recently served as general counsel for the micromobility company Superpedestrian.

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