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After crash in March, Uber has also shuttered its self-driving vehicle testing in Arizona.
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Many operators large and small have been staring at a disturbing trend in recent years — declining patronage. Fortunately, a few cities have bucked the trend, with ideas which will and must be shared as widely and as soon as possible.
Read More →The videos and materials provided feature local community volunteers and other transportation advocates. They were developed using grant funding from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
Read More →Allows users to plan, book, and pay for a ride from either Uber or Lyft, while getting real-time updates on their PSTA bus connection.
Read More →The service is part of a pilot program initiated by the Israeli Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Transportation.
Read More →Obstacles include privacy and security concerns, to a lack of infrastructure and the need for a legislative framework.
Read More →Analysis shows ride-hailing companies add traffic, reduce MBTA ridership, and increase greenhouse gas emissions across region.
Read More →COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on entire industries, and the transportation industry has been no exception. For the first time in its 115-year history, New York City’s subways stopped running in a planned shutdown that’s still affecting the city’s residents today.
Read More →Operators report they have stepped up efforts to find drivers and growth of transportation network companies is starting to compete for the industry’s business.
Read More →The goal of the Access Link Riders’ Choice Pilot Program is to reduce wait and trip times.
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