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Department of Transportation Rescinds Support for NYC Congestion Plan
The US DOT's Federal Highway Administration (FHA) has rescinded support for the MTA's New York City congestion pricing plan.
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Canada: Greenline Identifies Landing Site for Battery-Electric Ferries
Canadian transport specialist Greenline Marine has chosen a potential landing site for its fleet of battery-electric commuter ferries.
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Waymo Publishes New Report on Drivership Concept
Waymo has presented a report on a new concept that evaluates driving quality through exhibited driving behaviour & societal expectations.
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LODD & Skyports Unveil Vertiport Designs for Key UAE Locations
LODD & Skyports have unveiled a slew of new vertiport designs under consideration for development across three locations in the UAE.
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US: May Mobility Launches Fully Autonomous Ride Service in Georgia
May Mobility has officially launched its first commercial driver-out autonomous transport service in the City of Peachtree Corners.
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Cubic Transportation Systems to Explore Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning’s Role in the Future of Public Transit
Cubic Transportation Systems has launched an innovation centre to conduct research on the application of AI and ML in public transit.
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Who Does Carsharing Better – OEMs or Start-Ups?
ATOM Mobility looks at what it takes to run a sustainable and profitable car-sharing business, and how OEMs and start-ups differ.
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Pod Point to Trade Energy Under New Wholesale Market Regulations
Pod Point has taken a significant step of progress in its Energy Flex strategy by leveraging the new P415 regulations.
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Aurora Informational Report: Preparing for Driverless Operations
Aurora shares an informational report on driverless operations, prior to the commercial launch of its autonomous trucking product.
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Common Pitfalls When Integrating Digital Journey Planning
SkedGo looks at the issues involved with poor integration of digital journey planning software, as well as actionable solutions.
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Bringing Roadside Warning Devices into the 21st Century
Aurora believes that the last 50 years of innovation in automotive safety technology should be reflected in today's trucking regulations.
