Economics Uber Is Riding Its Overworked Labor Force to a Potentially Historic IPO While executives and investors are set to win big when the ride hailing company makes its first public offering, many drivers are looking for better pay and hours. Michelle Rodino-Colocino
Economics Could Banning Bird Scooters Leave Behind a City’s Most Economically Vulnerable Citizens? Though scooter-shares have led to sidewalk safety concerns, they're also an accessible transportation option. Max Ufberg
News in Brief The (Short) PS Interview Here’s Why UberEats Couriers Went on Strike in the U.K. This Month An organizer with a couriers union discusses the ongoing campaign to improve the gig economy. Arvind Dilawar
Economics Uber Increases Mass Transit Ridership New research finds the ride-sharing service is more of a complement to public transportation than a substitute. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Can Uber and Lyft Become Wheelchair Accessible? A cap on ride-sharing companies in New York includes one important caveat: They're welcome to add as many wheelchair-accessible vehicles as they like. David M. Perry
Economics The Many Impacts of Autonomous Vehicles New research points to the potential effect of self-driving cars on things like city space and public transit. Gregory Ferenstein
Environment Why Taxis Can Never Compete With Uber For many drivers and riders, the convenience that ride-sharing offers is simply too tough to pass up. Gregory Ferenstein
Environment Robotic Ride-Shares Could Have Human Impact Rumors abound that Google is entering into the ride-share race with its self-driving cars. Could that change the face of our cities? Max Ufberg
News in Brief Why Do Public Transit Systems Ignore the Poor? Transportation planners have a tough time getting effective metrics for the social equity of their systems. Max Ufberg