Though most major cities across the US seem unable to solve the conundrum of increasing traffic congestion, a research professor of civil and environmental engineering at Vanderbilt University in Nashville says, “It’s not rocket science.” “It’s becoming painfully clear,” says Dr. Craig Philip, who’s also Director of the Vanderbilt …
New York, New York, August 4th - Agile Mile announced its partnership with Hytch Rewards (Hytch) today at the Association for Commuter Transport (ACT) conference in New York City. Agile Mile is a premier provider of transportation demand management (TDM) software for state and local governments trying to solve congestion …
Mark Cleveland, Co-Founder and Chairman of Hytch, joins Deb Macfarlan Enright to share how the Hytch Rewards platform is helping change behaviors, impact social change, and address the various obstacles of mobility by incentivizing people to use their own social networks to share rides with trips that are also completely …
Hych is a company built on a single idea: make sharing rides a rewarding experience. In just over 1 year, more than 12,000 users have supported this idea in Nashville alone. These users have collectively shared nearly 7 Million miles and prevented roughly 2,800 tonnes of CO2 from being released …
Mark Cleveland, CoFounder and Chairman of Hytch gets interviewed Transit Insight Podcast's panel of three transit professionals: Bob Baulsir, President and CEO of Trinity Metro in Fort Worth, Texas; Edward Johnson, Former Chief Executive Officer of the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority (LYNX); and Jim McAteer, President at Transit Insight …
June 18, 2019 – The CleanTech Alliance announces Hytch, an eco-friendly mobility rewards company, as their official clean mobility partner. The partnership is intended to promote smarter and better mobility choices for the entire northwest region that the CleanTech Alliance and its members represent by encouraging people to use the …
Major metropolitan areas throughout the country are experiencing a congestion crisis during peak commute times. While traffic causes aggravation and carbon emission pollution, there is also major economic motivation for cities to address congestion. Last year alone, congestion cost Americans $87 billion, or an average of $1,348 per driver. In …
