Roads, Rails, & Rides: A New Transportation Series
Voice of B2B Daniel Litwin was joined in MarketScale’s Trinity Studio by Jeb Morris, founding partner of Efrogs Dallas, for the first episode of Morris’s Roads, Rails and Rides podcast, a brand-new show designed to offer an in-depth look at the transportation industry. Efrogs offers shuttle-car service in downtown Dallas and surrounding districts, providing an…
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was joined in
Trinity Studio by
, founding partner of
, for the first episode of
podcast, a brand-new show designed to offer an in-depth look at the transportation industry.
Efrogs offers shuttle-car service in downtown Dallas and surrounding districts, providing an alternative mode of travel utilizing small, six-seat vehicles.
Throughout the series, Morris will touch on the state of transportation, particularly in urban settings, the transit economy, innovations and technology, micro-mobility, and more.
In this premier episode, Litwin and Morris broke down the show’s three namesake categories – roads, rails and rides – and where they currently stand, the impact of California’s Assembly Bill 5, its ripple effect on the gig economy, and potential solutions and changes it could bring about.
To keep up with news, insights and more in the transportation industry, stay tuned to MarketScale’s Transportation publication here.
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