Tag Archives: shared economy

How Coronavirus Might Impact Society and, Ultimately, Driverless Vehicles!

Posted on May 11, 2020 by Lauren Isaac

Lately, it seems like people are spending a lot of time pondering what society will be like post-Coronavirus. While everyone is craving going back to the world we knew, we are also acknowledging that the world will never be the … Continue reading →

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The Driverless Cars Battles

Posted on January 26, 2016 by Lauren Isaac

The last couple of months has been amazing for driverless car junkies/nerds (myself included). There have been non-stop press releases around the innovations, government funding, and new partners. Some highlights: The U.S. Department of Transportation is proposing to spend $4 … Continue reading →

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When will driverless cars REALLY be here?

Posted on September 25, 2015 by Lauren Isaac

This is probably one of the top questions I get asked and it’s a tough one to answer.  I addressed this to some degree in an earlier post.  As shown in this Driverless Future blog post, just about every car … Continue reading →

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To Share or Not to Share?

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Lauren Isaac

Originally posted on Driving Towards Driverless Cars:
In recent months, there have been many news articles regarding the introduction of a new transportation mode: microtransit.  If there was a transportation mode spectrum between large, fixed route buses and single occupancy…

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To Share or Not to Share?

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Lauren Isaac

In recent months, there have been many news articles regarding the introduction of a new transportation mode: microtransit.  If there was a transportation mode spectrum between large, fixed route buses and single occupancy vehicles, microtransit would fall somewhere in-between. Mictrotransit … Continue reading →

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