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Future capabilities may include directing direct visually impaired passengers to empty seats or training the vehicle to recognize sign language.
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Vice President of New Mobility Stephen Joos discusses how CharterUP is leveraging its nationwide transportation network, technology platform, and autonomous vehicle partnerships to expand into workforce mobility, campus shuttles, and transit solutions.
Read More →METRO Executive Editor Alex Roman recently spoke to Net Payne, chief sales and marketing officer at March Networks, about the new platform, the importance of surveillance in transit, and how AI will continue to play a role in the industry’s future.
Read More →The train will depart the Metrolink San Bernardino Downtown Station in the city of San Bernardino at 10:32 a.m. and serve riders on the nine-mile Arrow Corridor of Metrolink’s San Bernardino Line throughout the day.
Read More →Stay informed with these quick takes on the projects and companies driving progress across the transportation landscape.
Read More →Metrolink expands its smart crossing technology to Los Angeles County, improving safety and reducing delays for drivers, pedestrians, and rail passengers.
Read More →The move marks a historic milestone for both the agency and transit industry — the first time in the world that trains under power are operating across a floating bridge.
Read More →Rally Bus doesn’t own any vehicles; it’s a technology-and-logistics company that connects people with charter buses, enabling it to partner with charter companies in any part of the country as long as people show interest in the area.
Read More →Get the latest from GreenPower Motor Company Inc., The Routing Company, and Preteckt.
Read More →Steve Goodreau of WSP explores the technology’s promise, limitations and where it may fit in the evolving transit landscape.
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