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The pilot will bring four May Mobility six-seat, electric shuttles to the streets of downtown Grand Rapids from March 2019 to March 2020.
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Dr. Robert Schneider, executive director at Woodbridge, Va.'s Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission, and Paul Comfort discuss the impact of AVs.
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I recently traveled to Switzerland to see the world’s first autonomous shuttle in operation on regular fixed-route public transportation in mixed traffic and came home with three lessons.
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We asked top transit officials which mobility option (microtransit, autonomous vehicles or bike-share) do you feel could have the most impact at your agency?
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If transportation authorities introduce autonomous vehicles or wages start to fall, the union will organize a strike, according to union chief.
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From telemarketers to fast food workers, automation can either eliminate or bolster a workforce.
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A look at the career of Houston Metro's chief innovation officer.
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The trial aims to study the reactions of passengers and road users to improve the technology and ensure that it fits seamlessly and safely into the daily life of the city.
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BNS students living within the community will be the first in the nation to catch a ride to school on an autonomous shuttle.
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The shuttle, which is mostly 3D-printed, is capable of seating eight passengers and reaching 25 mph.
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