July 2021 Tech Updates
- Author: Kevin Chambers
- Date: July 29, 2021
This month’s tech updates include cracking EVs, inaccessible EVs, US lithium, and readying the grid for climate change. New In…
This month’s tech updates include cracking EVs, inaccessible EVs, US lithium, and readying the grid for climate change. New In…
Five Micro vehicles parked / Image Credit: High Valley Transit Similar to ridesharing, microtransit offers on-demand transportation to riders by…
This month’s tech updates include maturing low-speed AV shuttle projects, EVs in the bipartisan infrastructure proposal, and the speed of…
As explored in previous posts in this series, transit’s foundational data standard is the General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS). This…
On June 10, the National Center for Mobility Management continued its partnership with the Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration,…
GTFS provided the starting point for standardized open transit data’s impact on the transportation sector. Now that it has been…
In this series, we’ve covered what open data is, how it’s part of our everyday lives, and the important relationship…
AARP’s Jana Lynott recently released two blogs exploring Ridesheet, a new open-source ride scheduling software application developed through funding from…
This month’s tech updates include news about EV use TNCs, automated vehicle industry shrinkage and stumbles, the challenges of astronomical…
Previous Next Bill Baumann, Mobility Coordinator for the Human Services Council of Southwest Washington, recently published a piece for…
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