Just as increased access to cars transformed America after World War II, the next generation of mobility innovations will reshape the future of our cities and regions.
Join the Maryland Department of Planning and the Congress for the New Urbanism at 1 p.m. Eastern, Friday, April 9, as officials from the City of Buffalo, New York and their planning team share the outcomes of their recent efforts to address the fundamental challenge posed by these rapid changes: how can Buffalo, and similar cities across North America, put mobility innovations to work and unlock a new era of opportunity, access and equity?
This session will explore the recommendations developed at a community workshop and adopted by the City of Buffalo, which propose to establish a mobility and equity innovation zone as a building block for the inclusive implementation of these new technologies.
