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Making mobility work for people

March 30, 2021

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We used to plan transportation systems in reaction to what people wanted, says Jason Schrieber. But now it’s about what the user needs.

  • Jason Schrieber

    Jason finds innovative solutions to complex mobility problems, focusing on a balance of private needs and public benefits

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