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At Arizona State University, JC Porter, Director of Parking and Transportation Services, will discuss Arizona State University's approach to the surge in personal and shared electric mobility devices. He will outline strategies for accommodating e-bikes, e-scooters, and other micromobility options; cover safe storage options; and share how Arizona State University has integrated these devices into broader TDM policies and infrastructure planning. Attendees will gain practical insights into effective policy development, safety protocols, and on-campus operational approaches.
At Harvard University, Ben Hammer, Associate Director of the Campus Service Center, Parking and CommuterChoice, will share Harvard’s journey from launching the region’s first large-scale bike share system in 2011 to today’s electrified, data-driven Bluebikes network. He will highlight how early town-gown partnerships evolved into a robust regional system; how Harvard has embedded bikeshare into campus planning; and how shared micromobility has reshaped daily travel patterns — making biking easier, safer, and more reliable for the campus community.
Together, these case studies offer valuable takeaways for institutions seeking to enhance sustainable transportation through personal and shared micromobility, strategic partnerships, and thoughtful campus planning.
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