Meghan Joyce - Future of Urban Mobility

1. Meghan Joyce
Uber Regional General Manager for
US & Canada city operations
February 21st
Future of Urban Mobility

2. More than
1,200,000,000
cars in the world

3. 22% of all carbon
emissions come
from transportation

4. Cars sit idle 95%
of the time

8. NYC Yellow Taxi & Uber
Pickups

9. Slide title

10. Uber Movement
Helping cities make data-
driven transportation
policy, planning and
operational decisions.

11. BOSTON, MA: MBTA
TRANSIT
SAN FRANCISCO,
CA: CALTRAIN
SAN DIEGO, CA: MTS
LOS ANGELES, CA: METRO
MINNEAPOLIS, MN: METRO
TRANSIT
DALLAS, TX: DART
ATLANTA, GA:
MARTA
TAMPA BAY, FL:
PINELLAS SUNCOAST
TRANSIT
CENTRAL FL: CITY
PLANNING
Global Transit Partnerships Snapshot
SOUTHEAST
PENNSYLVANIA: SEPTA
SUMMIT, NJ
SACRAMENTO, CA:
SAC RTD
CANBERRA,
AUSTRALIA:
ACT
DENVER, COLORADO: RTD
SEATTLE, WA: SDOT
MIAMI, FL: DTPW
LIVERMORE, CA: LAVTA
DENTON, TX:
DCTA
BANGALORE,
INDIA: BMRCL

14. 312 million miles
That’s greater than the
distance between Earth
and the Sun

15. 6.2 million gallons
of fuel
That would fill more than 9
Olympic swimming pools

16. 55,560 metric
tons of CO2

17. 10% of millennial
Uber riders in the
U.S. say they
have either given
up a car or not
bought one

18. Source: Morgan Stanley
Today ride-hailing
accounts for 4%
of all miles driven
globally. By 2030
it will be 25%

19. • 50% of Uber users ride a train or metro
regularly
The American Public Transportation Association did a study in March
2016 that concluded that Uber users are more likely to use public
transit.
• 45% frequently use the bus

20. Aéroports de Paris (ADP) | Autonomous cars

21. Shared self-driving cars
would reduce the
number of cars on the
road by 90%