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MTM partners with electric fleet provider eCab
System complements existing mass transit systems to help people circumnavigate dense urban cores and corporate campuses.


MTM, a long-time partner for healthcare, transportation, and logistics solutions, is working on a partnership agreement with eCab, an up-and-coming provider of urban mobility solutions using fleets of fully-electric vehicles. With their V2X and IoT-enabled fleets, eCab solves the ever-elusive last-mile mobility problem while achieving their vision: “access to mobility promotes economic stability.”
eCab is changing the way people get around their cities. By leveraging zero-emissions, low-speed vehicles, eCab fleets complement existing mass transit systems to help people circumnavigate dense urban cores, corporate campuses, and master planned communities.
“Single-occupancy vehicles have clogged our cities’ roads and diminished the quality of life in urban environments due to traffic congestion,” said eCab CEO Chris Nielsen. “We’re excited to partner with MTM to continue promoting the use of our electric fleets in cities large and small as we drive economic development and provide turnkey microtransit solutions.”
“As more and more cities look for solutions to make their residents and visitors mobile within densely populated cores, eCab is an innovative approach to increasing access to public transit by bridging last mile gaps,” added MTM President/CEO Alaina Macia.
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