"Wondering why the city’s cab-sharing experiment fizzled last week?"
This week, New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission will launch a cab sharing program along some of the city's well-traveled corridors.
An article in the Seattle Times about cab-sharing from Seattle-Tacoma Airport got me wondering why more cities don't facilitate this money-saving an
Over at Worldchanging.com, Warren Karlenzig proposes ten big trends in sustainability.
A new report from the consulting firm Frost & Sullivan says people are sharing cars more than ever:
The Transport Politic offers food for thought:
I was at the playground talking with some moms.
"I could never ride the bus!" said one. "They're so dirty and crowded."
Tired of paying car insurance, sitting in traffic jams, and guzzling too much gas? Do you never want to dig your car out of another snowstorm?
When Robin Chase co-founded Zipcar in 2000 using German and Swiss carsharing companies as models, many observers said that shar
In response to Neal Gorenflo's Shareable essay on green consumption, OZOlab head of strategy
