Mobility on Demand

Mobility on Demand (MoD) refers to the ability of individuals to utilize varying transportation modes to make their journeys more efficient or complete.

2021 ITS America Technology Blueprint

ITS America believes that developing and deploying transportation technologies provides the opportunity to alleviate many of the negative impacts of our transportation system while providing more equitable and accessible mobility without leaving behind the transportation workers who allow our transportation system to function.

Mobility Wallet Primer

Accessible & Barrier Free Research: Executive Summary

Mobility Wallet Workshop: Exploring Contactless and Integrated Payment Systems

ITS America’s Standing Advisory Committee on Mobility on Demand


The MOD Alliance identifies legislative and regulatory barriers and opportunities to advance Mobility on Demand, monitors national trends and related research, and promotes best practices and private and public sector partnerships. It also serves as a forum to disseminate and exchange information and other innovations, addressing areas like transit and cargo delivery automation, payment integration, mobility wallets, accessibility, equity, data sharing, rural/suburban MOD, workforce, insurance, value/congestion pricing, and privacy/cybersecurity.

Committee Leadership

Chair: Pete Costello, Ohmio
Vice Chair: Amber Crabbe, SFCTA

Mobility On Demand Advocacy Materials

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  • Mobility on Demand Practitioner Survey | Fall 2021

    The Transportation Sustainability Research Center (TSRC) at the University of California, Berkeley is pleased to present the results of the Mobility on Demand (MOD) State of the Industry Practitioner Census.

  • Mobility Wallet Primer

    What is a Mobility Wallet? What are the core goals and key functions of a Mobility Wallet? Download our latest Primer to learn the basics.

  • ITS America Equity Policy

    Today’s transportation systems suffer from historic and ongoing inequities embedded in infrastructure, access, and cost. As we explore and fulfill the promise of new technologies, we must embrace and support the paradigm shift occurring in our nation, learn from the lessons of the past, and incorporate transportation equity principles into policy, research, and implementation strategies. This must include explicit consideration of technology’s effects on those least prepared to use it or who face particular barriers to adoption to ensure their safety, access, and mobility are not compromised.

  • 2021 ITS America Technology Blueprint

    ITS America believes that developing and deploying transportation technologies provides the opportunity to alleviate many of the negative impacts of our transportation system while providing more equitable and accessible mobility without leaving behind the transportation workers who allow our transportation system to function.

  • MOD Alliance and AAA Executive Summary: Americans’ Views & Use of Mobility On Demand

    ITS America’s Mobility on Demand (MOD) Alliance and AAA produced a national survey on consumers’ perception and use of on-demand mobility services, such as Lyft, Uber, Gig Car Share, Zipcar, electric scooters, bike-sharing, car-sharing,…

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ITS America Board of Directors Names Laura Chace President & CEO

The Intelligent Transportation Society’s (ITS America) Board of Directors today unanimously elected Laura Chace as President and CEO effective August 30, 2021.

ITS America Statement on House T&I Surface Transportation Bill

“We appreciate the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure’s investment in technology and look forward to working with the Committee as the bill now moves to the House floor.”

ITS America Releases Technology Blueprint

ITS America today released its 2021 policy blueprint, which outlines how technology can transform the U.S. transportation system.