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Voi has partnered with the Irish transport company Dublin Bus to launch a first-of-its-kind pilot project that will enable Dublin Bus employees to travel to and from bus facilities using a fleet of Voi e-bikes. The one-year pilot will include 20 Voi e-bikes ...

In April 2019, Volkswagen (VW) launched an autonomous vehicle pilot program in Hamburg, Germany. Throughout the pilot, five VW e-Golf vehicles (each marked as a self-driving car and sporting 11 light-detecting LiDAR sensors, 7 radar sensors, and 14 cameras) ...

The City has adopted General Plan policies to reduce the total number of average daily traffic (ADT) trips and to evenly distribute the ADT trips throughout the non-peak hours. The purpose of this Chapter is to implement these policies by creating a voluntary, ...

The voters of Seattle, Washington approved in the November 2014 general election a resolution to increase service throughout the Metro transit system and to fund additional transit programs in the service area through the Seattle Transportation Benefit ...

The VTA Flex pilot project is a dynamic shuttle run by the VTA transit agency in North San Jose. VTA FLEX is an on-demand, technology enabled shuttle service which serves between regular transit stops and high-density employment centers and/or retail ...

The Volunteer Transportation Center (VTC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer transportation organization (VTO) based in Watertown, New York. The organization has been operating for 25 years, and serves rural residents of Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence ...

Wal-Mart is piloting a project with Uber and Lyft to deliver groceries.  A customer would order groceries online and select a delivery window.  A Wal-Mart employee would then fulfill the order and call Uber or Lyft to take the order directly to the ...

Argo AI and Ford Motor Company are partnering to provide autonomous last-mile deliveries for Walmart across Austin, Miami, and Washington, DC. This pilot is expected to begin later this year and will initially complete deliveries to limited service areas. ...

The Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) tax credit for employees that use carshare, ride sharing, public transit and non-motorized commuting has been extended to  July 1, 2024.  The tax credit allows for a maximum of $60 per employee for a total statewide ...

Beginning on January 1st, 2016 companies with more than 20 employees in Washington, DC will be required to provide pre-tax or subsidized commuter benefits to use on Metro, buses, and other forms of mass transit. The goals of this program are to reduce ...