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A new study is showing consumers are starting to prefer shared
mobility services over owning a car and stopping off at a gas
station. The study by University of Michigan Transportation
Research Institute, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, and
Columbia University, surveyed more than 1,200 people in Austin,
Texas. They wanted to find out how their transportation habits
changed after ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft left the city. Uber
and Lyft had pulled out the Austin, Texas, market last year right
after their ballot measure failed in a local…

A new study is showing consumers are starting to prefer shared
mobility services over owning a car and stopping off at a gas
station. The study by University of Michigan Transportation
Research Institute, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, and
Columbia University, surveyed more than 1,200 people in Austin,
Texas. They wanted to find out how their transportation habits
changed after ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft left the city. Uber
and Lyft had pulled out the Austin, Texas, market last year right
after their ballot measure failed in a local…

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