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Stantec, May Mobility Partner to Advance AV Microtransit Services
The companies will collaborate on infrastructure developments and formally pursue opportunities to implement AVs across a range of commercial and municipal locations globally.

The GenerationAV suite of AV planning and deployment tools such as their deployment playbook, Operational Design Domain (ODD) risk assessment, and operational safety tools will support May Mobility’s efforts to introduce AV microtransit.
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May Mobility announced it has partnered with Stantec to create transportation solutions through AV microtransit.
The companies will collaborate on infrastructure developments and formally pursue opportunities to implement AVs across a range of commercial and municipal locations globally, according to May Mobility's news release.
“Stantec shares our vision of changing the global landscape to better benefit people and the environments we live in,” said Manik Dhar, CCO for May Mobility. “Working together, we can create and implement innovative AV solutions for different communities and deliver turnkey AV deployments that are optimized for each location. We will be able to scale our business more efficiently to the benefit of customers and riders.”
Stantec’s AV consulting arm, GenerationAV, advises communities and businesses preparing to integrate AV technology into their operations, as well as providing post-deployment support.
The GenerationAV suite of AV planning and deployment tools such as their deployment playbook, Operational Design Domain (ODD) risk assessment, and operational safety tools will support May Mobility’s efforts to introduce AV microtransit in cities, campuses, airports, and more around the globe.
“May Mobility is a global technology leader in autonomous mobility and we’re proud to partner with them to establish and scale a complete AV deployment system,” said Corey Clothier, founder/director of Stantec GenerationAV. “Our partnership with May Mobility is an important next step in our mission to bring safe, equitable, and accessible autonomous transportation solutions to communities around the world.”
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