Enabling first- and last-mile mobility with free, on-demand electric ride-hailing

July 20, 2020 | Case Study

Cities utilize public-private partnerships to assess the demand for and campaign for mobility solutions that support cleaner, more equitable, and more efficient commuting. In the case of Boston, Massachusetts' Seaport district, the Seaport Transportation Management Association (STMA) represents companies and properties in the burgeoning downtown locale. While the nonprofit is known for community engagement, education, and advocacy related to transportation-improving initiatives, the unique structure and experience of Seaport TMA means it is well-positioned to partner with local government and city transit agencies when innovative solutions aimed at improving the commuter experience present themselves. This is perfectly exemplified In the case of Circuit, a free electric vehicle shuttle service that was looking to initiate a deployment in Boston's Seaport.