Cruise Postpones Release of Driverless Taxi Service
Cruise, a GM subsidiary, recently announced that it will miss its goal of launching a large-scale self-driving taxi service in 2019.
Lyft to Open Its Own Mechanical, Collision Centers
Lyft believes it can make its service centers more efficient than existing repair shops by using a system similar to an assembly line or NASCAR pit stop.
California Becomes First State to Regulate Environmental Impact of Ridesharing Companies
California recently became the first state in the nation to regulate the transportation pollution produced by the surge in popularity of ridesharing after Gov. Brown signed Senate Bill 1014, a bill requiring transportation network companies (TNCs) to account for, and reduce, the greenhouse gas emissions of their operations.
Report Finds Ridesharing Drivers Are Safer Than Average American Drivers
The Aite Group has found that 30 percent of trips taken by ridesharing drivers involve speeding, compared to 41 percent for average drivers.
