For over a century, urban transit has focused on managing flows of commuters coming to downtown offices in the morning and departing in the evening. That model is beginning to shift, thanks to new ways of structuring work and the rise of polycentric urban configurations. Mobility operators and public officials will increasingly need to better connect regional hubs, as well as intercity hubs. From rail to microtransit to low altitude, on demand urban aircraft,  cities are exploring a plethora of sustainable options. We sit down with a few experts to pick their brain on how they see connecting the urban nodes of the future.