Public Transportation Innovations and Adaptation Planning for Climate Change: Case Studies in Florida

Event: Public Transportation Innovations and Adaptation Planning for Climate Change - A Case Study of Florida

Public Transportation Innovations and Adaptation Planning for Climate Change: Case Studies in Florida

13 August 2024

Author / Speaker:

Zhong RenPeng, University of Florida - Other materials by the author

This presentation examined the impact of these innovations on the industry and its customers, focusing on three distinct cases in Florida: (1) the integration of transit services and Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) in Pinellas County, (2) the implementation of ride-hailing services in downtown Tampa, and (3) the introduction of Automated Shuttle Services in Lake Nona. Similarly, in response to sea level rise and storm surges, a variety of adaptation measures have been implemented in Florida. The presentation also highlighted specific policies, measures, their effects, and concerns regarding equity and long-term resilience.

Geographical Focus:

Global

Type of Content:

Learning Event

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