As the world continues to churn out impressive new transit projects, we’re back to highlight the most impressive attributes of these ambitious endeavors. First, let’s look at the massive Moscow Central Diameters project, converting old freight railroads to a high […]
Happy Easter – we hope you find this week’s news to be egg-cellent! We start with some big news out of Florida, as CoMotion LAB MIAMI announces its 2021 Task Forces. The new mobility innovation lab – a joint initiative of Miami-Dade County’s Department […]
Happy Easter – we hope you find this week’s news to be egg-cellent! We start with some big news out of Florida, as CoMotion LAB MIAMI announces its 2021 Task Forces. The new mobility innovation lab – a joint initiative of Miami-Dade County’s Department […]
The Suez Canal has been cleared, but likely not soon enough to prevent more damage to the auto industry, already struggling with a shortage of key materials. Perhaps the most far-reaching transportation news, though, comes from Washington, where President Joe Biden has […]
Another big week for electric pledges. VW’s stock skyrockets after it unveils ambitious EV battery plans, while BMW now says half of its sales will be EVs by 2030. That’s child’s play, though, compared to goals set by Senate Majority […]
Like millions of Americans, hundreds of transit agencies across the U.S. are eagerly awaiting their check after passage of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan. But unlike many of us, few transit agencies have the luxury of throwing their stimulus checks into […]
The big news this week comes from Honda, which brings us the first mass-produced Level 3 autonomous vehicle. It’s only available for lease on a very limited basis in Japan, but it’s an important glimpse at what might be the new […]
In a historic ruling Feb. 23, US District Judge Dolly Gee dismissed a lawsuit brought against the Los Angeles Department of Transportation over the use of Mobility Data Specification, which requires mobility operators to provide the agency with real-time data. […]
Since their arrival, shared e-scooters have given rise to some bizarre, even apocalyptic predictions about their short and long-term impacts. Thankfully, however, the truth is in the data, and the newest numbers that are emerging one year after the onset […]
Is Mother Nature telling us to stop making cars? Automakers were already idling plants in response to a shortage of microchips before a once-in-a-century blizzard shuttered one of America’s largest semiconductor facilities in Texas and an equally unusual drought began to impact Taiwan, a […]
