Mobility Solutions for Fleets
Located between Ann Arbor, Mich., and Detroit, the regional mobility corridor would be an avenue for live testing and deploying autonomous, electric, connected and shared mobility technologies, and digital infrastructure.
The objective of this pilot program is to understand the feasibility of using autonomous vehicles for the first and last mile.
The venture will focus on creating more ways for Angelenos to get around — by bringing stakeholders to the table to develop new ideas, safely testing them on L.A.’s streets, and rolling them out in close partnership with local communities.
In partnership with Avis, the new service will feature a fleet of Mercedes Metris vans, as well as wheelchair accessible vehicles.
Duke Energy's proposal would help fund the adoption of electric school buses, electric public transportation, and will lead to almost 2,500 new charging stations in the state.
With IndyGo, the city aims to direct economic growth by building an inclusive and optimal mobility system through investments that improve transit service hours, update fare systems, and introduce rapid transit this year.