We are developing and piloting—and will eventually scale—shared, electrified, and autonomous personal mobility systems and services that reduce our dependence on oil; cost less; are safer, healthier, and more accessible; and emit significantly less carbon.
Our gas-guzzling personally owned vehicles sit unused 95 percent of the time—parked and waiting just in case we need them. With urban populations on the rise, cities around the world are experiencing more congestion, poorer air quality, and heavier strain on infrastructure than ever before—at a significant cost to our families, our health, our pocketbooks, and our environment.
RMI is partnering with the City of Austin, Texas and the City of Denver, Colorado to transform their mobility futures. Together, we’re working to support the deployment of autonomous vehicles, innovative commuting solutions, and electric vehicle fleets by piloting new mobility programs and business models.
We are working with the city of Austin, Texas, to help it become the nexus of “new mobility” commercialization and consumer adoption, and to create a scalable model for other cities nationally and globally.
We are taking lessons learned from our lead implementation city (Austin, Texas) and scaling it to other cities around the world.
We develop and publish insights and intelligence on the mobility transformation, including the latest thinking on technology, economics, and relevant policy.
We are advancing transportation electrification projects in the the midcontinent region by bringing together stakeholders in a three-day "accelerator" meeting.
Greg Rucks
Principal
Lynn Daniels
Manager
Garrett Fitzgerald
Manager
Edward J. Klock-McCook
Manager
Robert McIntosh
Manager
Chris Nelder
Manager
Betsy After
Sr. Development Officer
Ben Holland
Sr. Associate
Heather House
Sr. Associate
Michael Liebman
Sr. Associate
Allison Crow
Associate
Laurie Stone
Senior Writer/Editor
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