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GM's Cruise Debuts AV Ride-Hailing Vehicle
Since the vehicle does not need a driver, Cruise says its ride-hailing service will be a cheaper option.
Since the vehicle does not need a driver, Cruise says its ride-hailing service will be a cheaper option.
Avail’s peer-to-peer carsharing service is now available at Salt Lake City International Airport. Currently, the service is also operating at airports in Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, and Phoenix.
UFODrive allows renters to skip rental lines, using an app on their phone to make the rental and unlock the car.
HopSkipDrive will partner with the Clark County Department of Child and Family Services to enable transportation for youth in foster care.
The company is looking for local partners to help run a fleet of up to 350 electric vehicles.
Penske Dash members are now able to begin and end rentals from any on-street, legal, metered, or residential parking space in the District.
Communauto, a Canadian-based carsharing service, is negotiating with the city of Calgary about its parking rules. Currently, Calgary has no operating carsharing service since car2go left last fall.
By joining forces with Xiaoju Car Service, electric vehicle company Xpeng Motors will form a smart mobility ecosystem, including online car rental, charging, and auto maintenance services.
In its 16th year of operation, carsharing company Cambio reached its 500,000th ride and expanded its share of users in Brussels by 12%.
Watching YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, and Bilibili on the Tesla Theater will only be possible while the car is in park.
Nonprofit Green Tech Education & Employment is planning to develop a mobility hub to provide a zero-emissions ride-sharing service to Sacramento’s Del Paso Heights neighborhood.
The two green technology, battery-electric K9M 40-foot buses are part of the airport’s fleet of “terminal-toterminal” shuttles used to transport passengers from the international terminal to the Rental Car Center.
The city spent $6 million launching the carsharing service.
The new carsharing program will contribute to the city’s transportation mode-shift goal of reducing single-occupied vehicle trips from its current rate of 70% to less than 50% over the next 20 years, an objective of the city’s comprehensive plan, Planning 2 Succeed.
The program allows for Lyft rides of up to $35 to or from Metrolink stations at Montclair, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, and Ontario-East and is designed to increase public transportation ridership to Ontario International Airport.
The 2019 Fleet Forward Conference, dedicated to mobility solutions for fleets, convened Nov. 11-13 at The Forager in San Jose, Calif.
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