This Week In Mobility: № 67
UBER: Who lost and who lost more in Waymo v. Uber SPOILER: Otto employees LINK Travis claims out-of-court settlement…
Anthony BarbaFebruary 15, 2018
This Week In Mobility: № 65
UPDATE: Seems those "FREE" Berlin Subway Ride Sneakers were not so free after all. You can…
Anthony BarbaFebruary 1, 2018
This Week In Mobility: № 64
Tesla Model S The National Traffic Safety Board will conduct a field investigation of an…
Anthony BarbaJanuary 25, 2018
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: № 37
Audi is convinced that our future autonomous world will include passengers being bombarded with advertisements…
Anthony BarbaJuly 19, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 31
When a Town Pays for Uber Rides Rather Than Creating a Bus System (Link) Taxis…
Anthony BarbaMay 31, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 30
Taxi drivers turn off their meters, offer stranded Manchester victims free rides. (Link) Electric car…
Anthony BarbaMay 25, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 18
Former NFL player Landon Cohen starts ride service Light Transportation Co. Spartanburg native and former…
Anthony BarbaMarch 1, 2017
This Week In Mobility: № 17
Japanese City Offers Special Taxi Service Exclusively for Pregnant Women For a few years now,…
Anthony BarbaFebruary 22, 2017