Uber, Nuro and Lucid are to produce a next-generation premium global robotaxi programme, created exclusively for the former’s ride-hailing platform. Expected to go live in
Automaker Stellantis is to discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development programme. The company says this is due to ‘limited availability of hydrogen refueling infrastructure,
ITS UK will be launching a new ‘partner’ membership tier in September to allow local authorities to join the organisation without paying a membership fee.
A newly published report by analysts at HSBC suggests that the potential market for driverless taxis was “widely overestimated” and warned that it could take
The question of what happens when an autonomous vehicle commits a driving offence has long-been in the thoughts of industry professionals. Last week police in
General Motors has put vehicles enabled with technology used in its failed robotaxi venture Cruise back onto the road. The Detroit automaker confirmed that it would
Let’s get around a hundred local authorities, local and national infrastructure leaders and cutting-edge transport technology companies together to redefine the future of highways on
The connected car services market is evolving, but new survey data from S&P Global Mobility reveals rising consumer hesitation. While some drivers remain satisfied and willing to
A coalition of the UK’s leading transport solution providers and data consumers has today sent an open letter to the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister
Visitors to the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) Innovation and Learning Festival near Warwick have seen first-hand how independent data sources can be fused
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