Google and Waymo abandoned Low-Speed-Vehicles (LSV), those cute marshmallow cars/golf carts that can only go up to 25 mph. However another company sees great value in LSV’s for autonomous shuttles. COAST Autonomous invited members of
HyreCar Inc. and DriveItAway announced a strategic partnership allowing automotive retailers across the United States to access a collaborative turnkey solution to generate additional revenue through Mobility as a Service and Shared Mobility/Subscriptions. The Mobility
INRIX launched an industry-first navigation technology to help drivers finally conquer the last mile, called INRIX Parking Path combines real-time traffic, incident, and parking data to guide drivers along the fastest route to find available
Daimler AG is expanding its global innovation network. Lab1886’s new location in Atlanta (Georgia, USA) officially opened today. Guests at the event included Nathan Deal, Governor of Georgia, as well as Silicon Valley icon and
In connected car news this week were Tesla, NIAS, Microchip, Baidu, BMW, Hyundai, VOXX, UniKey, Foresght, HyreCar, Sygic, Leti and Mentor. Tesla Opens up Tesla 3 Sales, Federal Tax Credit Will Be Reduced Tesla will
In automotive cybersecurity news this week were tips to block key fob signals, new membership and new reports. Ways to Block Key Fob Signals in the News There were several news stories this week about
LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a leading provider of data, analytics and technology to the insurance industry has made a multi-million dollar investment in the formation of a new global Connected Car team. LexisNexis Risk Solutions is
The environmental impact of a car is determined not only by its consumption, but also by its production and, ultimately, its recycling. Students at Eindhoven University of Technology therefore developed a car that is optimal
When Washington and Oregon began enforcing stricter distracted driving laws last year, Northwest drivers snapped to attention. According to the latest PEMCO Insurance Northwest Poll, the states’ increased penalties and added emphasis on enforcement drove
In their alliance to put highly automated and driverless vehicles on urban streets, Bosch and Daimler have specified the computing power needed for their prospective system. The two companies have selected and signed an agreement
The Albuquerque, N.M. metropolitan statistical area (MSA) repeats as having the highest per capita auto theft rate in 2017, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s (NICB) latest Hot Spots report. Hot Spots examines vehicle
QuoteWizard found that the nation’s best drivers are in Orlando, Miami, El Paso, Detroit, and Little Rock, while the worst driving cities are Omaha, Riverside, Sacramento, Columbus, and the Bay Area. Contributing to the worst