9 Montreal’s Digital Mobility Ecosystem: A Place-Based Story of a City Undergoing a Mobility Transition

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures vii
4. List of Tables ix
5. Acknowledgments xi
6. SECTION I: SETTING THE STAGE
7. 1 Urban Mobility: How the iPhone, COVID, and Climate Changed Everything 1
8. SECTION II: THE BIG PICTURE – FRAMING THE QUESTIONS
9. 2 The Impacts of COVID Policies, Restrictions, and Behavioural Shifts on Urban Canadians 17
10. 3 Implications for Urban Structure and Mobility in the City 42
11. 4 Urban Mobility and the Digital Economy: Capturing the Experiences of Canadian Cities 59
12. 5 Emerging Mobility Technologies and Transportation Systems in Canadian Cities 85
13. Section III: Places, Patterns, and Challenges
14. 6 Prospects for Public Transit Equity in the Twenty-First Century: Lessons from COVID-19’s Impacts on Canada’s Largest Metropolis 99
15. 7 E-Scooter Sharing as Hope or Hype? Bridging Transportation Equity Divides in Calgary 125
16. 8 Bike Share Toronto: Building a Network to Meet the Demands of COVID and Beyond 147
17. 9 Montreal’s Digital Mobility Ecosystem: A Place-Based Story of a City Undergoing a Mobility Transition 164
18. 10 Examining Pandemic Pivots: From Ride-Hailing to Food-Hailing 192
19. SECTION IV: GOVERNING MOBILITY
20. 11 Integrated Mobility and the Governance of Urban Transit 211
21. 12 Regulating Autonomous Vehicles: Lessons from US Cities 243
22. 13 The Evolution of Ride-Hailing Regulation in Canadian Cities: COVID-19 and Policy Convergence 261
23. 14 Mobility as a Service: A Platform Solution in Search of a Business Model 284
24. SECTION V: MOVING MOBILITY STUDIES FORWARD
25. 15 Conclusion: Mobility in the Twenty-First-Century City 305
26. Contributors 319
27. Index 325