Detroit's transportation future will be shared and sustainable (ft. Tim Slusser)
Jer Staes
Detroit, MI
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We’re very used to the idea of the single-owner car being the center of everything Detroit, from our streets to our industries. But the city government is taking things in a different direction as it looks to the future.
Detroit’s Chief Mobility Officer Tim Slusser joins the podcast today.
In his role, he works to remove local barriers and make the City of Detroit the ideal location for companies to deploy, neighborhoods to contribute, and new mobility technologies to achieve sustainable business models.
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