Paul Minett

Paul Minett (MBA Auckland) has a lifelong interest in transportation, and a twenty-five-year focus on the issues of reducing the negative outcomes caused by commuters traveling in single occupant vehicles. He has carried out research into flexible carpooling for the University of California (Davis) and the Transportation Research Board, and into congestion-clearing payments to passengers for the Mineta Transportation Institute. He is currently completing an investigation into Mobility as a Service (MaaS) for the New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi. He helped found and was the inaugural chair of the Ridesharing Institute, formed to draw focus to the need for better understanding and greater action in the field of shared transportation. He is a thought leader in this field and has written several articles and papers and made conference presentations on the topic, including previous T-Tech conferences where he has won presentation and paper awards.
Paul has a talent for deep thinking, and relentless pursuit of comprehensive understanding as a prerequisite to action.
Born in the UK, Paul grew up in northern Canada, and now lives in Auckland, New Zealand.

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