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The technology will be tested at Robotic Research facilities in late 2019, with closed course operation anticipated for 2020.
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The Regional Transportation District (RTD) launched a first-of-its-kind pilot project in Colorado: a first-, last-mile connection to a rail station using a driverless shuttle.
Read More →AAA's latest survey reveals that despite many Americans having interest in electric vehicles, when asked if most vehicles will be electric by 2029, only four in 10 said yes.
Read More →Between mobility solutions such as ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and fully-autonomous cars and trucks, we’re already seeing many forms of mobility hit the streets. However, many forget to pay attention to one frontrunner in the world of mobility: the autonomous shuttle.
Read More →The second day of NAFA I&E 2019 was host to more educational sessions that appealed to a broad variety of topics pertinent to fleet management, including how autonomous vehicles may impact the fleet industry, procurement's relationship with fleet, and reducing fleets exposure to fraud.
Read More →The NAFA I&E 2019 expo hall officially opened on Tuesday, April 16, which showcased vehicles, products, tools, and technologies from more than 250 vendors.
Read More →The California Department of Motor Vehicles may soon change the current rules and allow testing of autonomous light-duty delivery vehicles weighing less than 10,001 pounds.
Read More →Ford Motor Co., General Motors, and Toyota Motor Corp. have formed a consortium to help formulate safety standards for autonomous vehicles.
Read More →This is the first time Volkswagen has begun to test Level 4 AVs in real driving conditions in a major German city.
Read More →Two-thirds of U.S. consumers said self-driving cars should be held to higher government safety standards than traditional vehicles driven by people, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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