Updated List of Speakers and Agenda for UC Berkeley Shared Use Mobility Summit, October 10 & 11 San Francisco

San Francisco, CA, September 06, 2013 --(PR.com)-- UC Berkeley Shared-Use Mobility Summit Oct 10 & 11, 2013, San Francisco

The economic, social, environmental, future, marketing and technological aspects of sustainable transportation dominate the agenda.

Here are high level synopses of some topics to be covered:

The Nuts & Bolts: Carsharing, Bikesharing, Personal Vehicle Sharing, Ridesharing, Innovations for Providing & Sharing Rides, and Shuttle Services

Policy Approaches for City and County Governance Micro Level:
Considers existing and proposed shared-use mobility policy, both supportive and not, at a local government and regulatory level.

Explores metrics for success of shared-use mobility in terms of environmental sustainability, congestion mitigation, enhanced access, multi-modality, economic development, and job creation.

The Future of Mobility and Transportation Policy and Planning Macro Level:
Emphasizes sustainability, equity, access, multi-modality, and economic development on a “macro” or national level. Features prominent transportation policymakers re-imagining future transportation investments, policy, planning and public/private cooperation.

Fostering Multi-Modal Integration and Public Transit Connections
The terminal, transfer point, fare systems, regulation and other key factors in building towards seamless, efficient and affordable regional and national shared-use transport nets.

Insuring Shared-Use Mobility Services - Past, present and future challenges to insuring shared-use systems. Insurance recommendations for shared-use mobility services, shared-use actuarial data, and common methods for determining premiums. Strategies for overcoming insurance obstacles.

Education, Outreach, and Public Engagement - Mechanisms for education and outreach to and from stakeholders, governments, and the public. Recommended communication and marketing strategies for shared-use mobility programs, including social media strategies.

Bikesharing: Funding 2.0 - Funding mechanisms for bikesharing capital investment in equipment, operations, and expansion.

Ridesharing Institute Breakout - Facilitated discussion to examine opportunities and obstacles to doubling ridesharing within the decade. The Ridesharing Institute is a partner/supporter of the Summit.

Scaling the Shared-Use Marketplaces - Participants collectively share their years of experience founding and expanding shared transportation experiences, models, successes and failures.

The Future of Shared-Use Mobility
This final session includes highlights from the summit and considers the future of shared-use mobility, multi-modal integration, and potential impacts on transportation planning and policy.

Success Stories and much more from Speakers including:

speaker bios and topics: http://www.sharedusesummit.org/#!speakers/cczi

program: http://www.sharedusesummit.org/#!program/c1jxp

registration: https://registration.techtransfer.berkeley.edu/CourseStatus.awp?~~1320SUS1011

speaker bios and topics: http://www.sharedusesummit.org/#!speakers/cczi

program: http://www.sharedusesummit.org/#!program/c1jxp

registration: https://registration.techtransfer.berkeley.edu/CourseStatus.awp?~~1320SUS1011