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Fleet Forward Conference attendees witnessed a live crash test at IIHS’s site, explored vehicle safety technology, and learned how IIHS research can inform fleet purchasing decisions.
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government will begin accepting applications from shared mobility companies looking to get a license to operate in Lexington, Ky.
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Denso announced it will test and implement mobility services across Dublin involving wireless devices, cloud computing, and a network of sensors, cameras, and data.
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The city’s Public Works will issue permits allowing for the semi-autonomous robots to begin testing over the next six months.
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Through this partnership, Beep will leverage the market leading technology and tools that Bestmile offers to plan, manage, and orchestrate its autonomous shuttle fleets.
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The “cooler-sized devices” will navigate residential neighborhoods in Irvine, Calif.
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The three-month pilot project at the White Rock Corporate Campus in Rancho Cordova will employ Olli, a 3D printed, self-driving shuttle developed by Local Motors.
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The GGTI board will hold its first board meeting in the coming weeks to discuss the future of GGTI and how it can grow to become an invaluable community for its members.
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This road-user charge system uses a flat or variable rate fee to charge vehicles that drive in a specified area or zone within a city.
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In this analysis of recent mobility news, we apply the “efficiencies, cost, savings, fewer tech hurdles” rule to see which new mobility models might be deployed sooner than we think.
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Fetch is an on-demand peer-to-peer rental service for pickups, box trucks, and cargo vans. Cofounder Adam Steinberg says the commercial side is its fastest growing segment.
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