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Home > What's Happening > What's Happening > The New York Times Features Impacts of Ridesourcing Systems from Mobility21 Researchers
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November 12, 2021

Mobility21 UTC researchers Costa Samaras and Jeremy Michalek, along with their doctoral student Jake Ward, discussed the impacts of ridesourcing systems, which was featured in The New York Times editorial.  Read the editorial here.

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