Mobility Solutions for Fleets
The one-time fee would be paid by developers applying for building permits to pay for services such as roads, police protection, and public facilities.
A claim made by the California's franchise dealers asserts that Volvo Car USA's Care by Volvo violates the state's vehicle code by creating competition between the automaker and its dealers.
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government will begin accepting applications from shared mobility companies looking to get a license to operate in Lexington, Ky.
This road-user charge system uses a flat or variable rate fee to charge vehicles that drive in a specified area or zone within a city.
Through an online Amazon store, customers can configure a car and then complete the deal through ALD's online leasing platform. Lease comes with free doorstep delivery, scheduled maintenance, insurance, tire replacement, and breakdown assistance.
Toronto-based Rover will begin testing subscription services for its “AirBnb for parking” platform.
The cost to park would be born by the carshare company.
The ride-hailing industry will experience further growth over the next five years, but this growth will level off, according to analysis from Statista, a German research portal.
The investment by IAC makes the media and internet conglomerate the largest shareholder in the peer-to-peer rental company.
A switch to manual background checks, combined with Mercedes GLA and CLA models on Chicago sitting on street corners and a brazen theft ring, made car2go's Chicago operation ripe for exploitation.
At the City of Chandler, Ariz., employees can hail a ride with a self-driving Waymo vehicle rather than checking out a motor pool car.
Lyft will also add public transit info for nearby counties into its app.
Voom "air taxi service" is planned to launch in San Francisco in the fall.
The service, launched in Berlin, will expand to Prague and Hamburg in 2020. The number of carsharing users in Germany has risen to 2.46 million this year.
Existing transportation networks, supported by the power of industry collaboration, will drive the future of mobility as a service, an Enterprise Holdings executive said at a recent transportation summit.
Michelin hosted its annual Movin'On Summit in Montreal on June 4-6, an event that attracted transportation experts, government officials, and tech companies to discuss the future of transportation.
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