This Week In Mobility: № 59
Waymo partners with Trov, which is only about five years old, to insure riders in…
Anthony BarbaDecember 21, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 58
A senior Volkswagen executive was sentenced to seven years in prison by a US court after…
Anthony BarbaDecember 14, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 57
A nudge toward autonomy: a U.K. insurance company is offering a discount for Tesla drivers…
Anthony BarbaDecember 7, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 55
Uber kept a massive cyber attack secret for 13 months that exposed 57 million people’s…
Anthony BarbaNovember 30, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 56
Apple appears to be leasing a former Fiat Chrysler-owned proving grounds in Arizona to test autonomous vehicles,…
Anthony BarbaNovember 23, 2017
This Week In Mobility: №54
Lyft will launch in Toronto in its first push outside the US LINK Lyft also…
Anthony BarbaNovember 16, 2017
This Week in Mobility: № 53
The elderly have increasing been getting taxis to deliver alcohol to their rest homes, which has…
Anthony BarbaNovember 10, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 49
Will Automation Put an End to the American Trucker? LINK Legislating Automation: How Congress is…
Anthony BarbaNovember 6, 2017
This Week in Mobility: № 52
German railway profusely apologizes for planning to name a train after Holocaust victim Anne Frank and…
Anthony BarbaNovember 2, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 48
Uber will no longer provide a free version of its Uber for Business app for…
Anthony BarbaOctober 11, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 47
A list of all the countries and cities where Uber is banned. LINK London Gets Another…
Anthony BarbaOctober 5, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 46
Transport for London(TfL) has increased Uber’s licensing fees from £3,000 to £3m in the next five…
Anthony BarbaSeptember 29, 2017