
Exploring how to make transportation markets as efficient, equitable, and passenger friendly as possible
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A reader of our previous Ride On article commented on the relative environmental effects of different modes of transport, particularly planes vs. high-speed trains. This comment incentivized us to revisit the topic of st...
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Traditionally, everyone is physically seated in an aircraft, and all aspects of these seats are approved by governmental regulators. Furthermore, as passengers have no-doubt noticed, airli...
Photo Source: BC Rural Health Network (BCRHN).
Colour us intrigued when we came across this news clip from Global News, in which Paul Adams from the BC Rural Health Network is interviewed about gaps in British Columbia’s current transit sy...
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Both electric vehicles (EVs) themselves — particularly when used for personal reasons — and the debate surrounding them are increasing in popularity given rising gasoline prices and a desire to be more envi...
Photo source: Voice of Albertans with Disabilities (VAD).
Today we want to write a quick note in which we highly recommend reading a new blog entry by Dr. Lindsay M. Tedds, an Economics professor at the University of Calgary, in which she...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
PhD Economics with 25+ years in public, private, and academic sectors. Currently with MBA Research and Deciduous Corp. Primary expertise in International Economics and Industrial Organization, including transport and retail gasoline.
A qualitative researcher with a Master's Degree in Health Sciences who has a passion for research, relies on public transit, and loves music and animals.
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