In this episode, we look at Marchetti's constant and why commute times tend to aggregate at under 1 hour per day. In this episode we also cover:

- how the 1 hour daily commute has been a constant across time, and how that affects how our cities form.

- What the Marchetti's constant is, and how it has driven the explosion in shared scooters and bikes.

- the Segway, why it failed and what it can teach us about the emergent micromobility phenomena.

- The problems with traditional bikeshare systems, and why new layers of technology have helped this.

- The power-network-intelligence matrix for thinking about emergent trends in micromobility.

- How networks can creatively use incentives to solve for the limitations of the vehicles

Plus a conversation about what both Horace and Oliver think the future might look like in a hidden bit at the end.

Transcript of this show is available on our Medium page.