Riders Prefer AV Technology, New Study Shows
Valley Metro partnered with Waymo and ASU to study autonomous vehicle travel.
Valley Metro partnered with Waymo and ASU to study autonomous vehicle travel.
The three-phase U2C includes the Bay Street Innovation Corridor, the full conversion of the Skyway superstructure, and the expansion into nearby neighborhoods.
The guide can help decide how public agencies can participate in supporting and enabling high speed rail and intercity passenger rail projects.
The goal of the partnership is to develop sensing and navigation capabilities that can be deployed in semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles in urban and mainline rail environments.
With the Transit app, VIA customers have access to an all-in-one experience that combines mobile ticketing with trip planning, real-time tracking, and connections to first-mile/last-mile services. VIA’s mobile ticketing functionality is powered by Masabi's Justride platform.
GoZone will provide safe, convenient, accessible, and affordable rides with limited wait times.
The company has increased sales staff threefold while also expanding its project management, support, and vehicle technician teams.
Transit Royale costs $24.99 per year. Riders can also pay $4.99 per month.
The planning programs will support the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) stated goals of increasing access to affordable housing options.
Durability is skey for transits when looking for a product that will last long term.
The integration will bring public awareness to Spin’s vehicle availability and provide a more sustainable option for short journeys in urban areas.
Computer-controlled air management and ride control systems have been evolving over the last two decades and are now more effective and versatile than ever before, helping to smooth out the ride of buses operating on even the worst of roads.
The cells will be delivered to Proterra factories for the manufacture of the company’s commercial electric vehicle battery systems.
The agreement expands the partnership originally announced in 2019 and builds on the unveiling of North America’s first automated transit bus, the Xcelsior AV™.
Along with the pending acquisition of leading European e-mobility technology provider has·to·be, this transaction confirms ChargePoint’s commitment to the electrification of fleet and commercial segments in North America and Europe.
New Flyer of America Inc. unveiled its Xcelsior AV™ automated transit bus, now in motion at Robotic Research LLC (Robotic Research) in Maryland.
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