It’s hard enough for local, state and national governments to agree on what infrastructure to build and what mobility options to prioritize to their communities. But it’s even harder to figure out how to fund them. This week, we look at […]
Before we dive into the past week of mobility news, check out all of the photos from CoMotion MIAMI ‘23 on Flickr. Be sure to tag us in your social posts! Also like and subscribe to the CoMotion Youtube channel to watch all of the panels […]
Thanks to everyone who joined us at PortMiami, making this year’s CoMotion MIAMI gathering truly unforgettable! In addition to inspiring conversations with a wide range of mobility leaders and thinkers, two of our partners used the occasion to make big announcements: The Open Mobility […]
Folks, we’re just over ONE week away from CoMotion MIAMI, May 10-11! Register today to get a pass: if you have a professional or personal interest in future mobility or urbanism, you won’t want to miss it! Pity the Chevy Bolt. It has its […]
Folks, we’re just over two weeks away from CoMotion MIAMI! Register today to get a pass to the May 10-11 conference. If you have a professional or personal interest in future mobility or urbanism, you won’t want to miss it. It hardly […]
Today is your last chance to get the early bird price on tickets to CoMotion MIAMI! The prices go up at midnight so register now and get a 25% discount! American and European automakers are falling behind in the world’s largest auto […]
Just to let you know we are switching over to a newsletter platform: Substack. Subscribe here. Ford plans new electric truck: The automaker says it will build a second generation electric truck at the $5.6 billion EV hub it’s building near Memphis, […]
Sustainable mobility isn’t just about building greener transportation systems. It’s also about how we build homes, businesses and cities. There are a few interesting stories this week on that front. America’s fastest-growing city, Austin, Tex., is struggling to accommodate its […]
This week we’re talking a lot about hydrogen. First, we saw the largest plane ever powered entirely by hydrogen. This is a big deal, because many are skeptical that the battery-electric technology increasingly powering cars will ever work for planes. But […]
It’s another week of mixed news for mobility tech. Amidst increasing political pressure to dial back its robo-taxi operations, Cruise announces its driverless cars have now driven 1 million miles. Will this help make up for the embarrassing mishaps that have […]
