Tech: 10 Diagnostic Apps That Will Make You a Better Driver
While you may not be as good of a driver as you think – don’t be disheartened, an app might be all you need to become a better driver.
Connected Mobility
News: Nissan Introduces New Mobility Technology
Nissan’s urban personal mobility solution is the New Mobility Concept, an ultra-compact two-seat electric vehicle for every-day short distance urban driving. If you live in or are traveling to San Francisco, you don’t have to wait to see if this little four-wheeler is a possible answer for pollution-free urban transportation.
Clean Fleet Report – Year in Review
We can say with confidence that cars have never been better bargains, offering cost-effective paths to a “greener” transportation.
Ford’s Silicon Valley Lab Leads the Way to New Mobility
Ford recently marked the one-year anniversary of the opening of its newly expanded California R&D lab and ticked off its accomplishments as leader in what CEO Mark Fields called Ford’s “one foot in today, one foot in tomorrow” strategy.
New Autonomous Cars and Connected Mobility
We’re entering a whole new world of connected, autonomous vehicles.
Top 10 Worst Traffic Cities; They Need Congestion-Pricing/Zero Emission Travel
Vehicle congestion in the 10 large cities in the U.S. is costing drivers and the economy money and increasing greenhouse gas emissions. It doesn’t look much better in medium size cities and predictions are it won’t get any better as the economy improves. In Top 10 most congested cities it is likely that plug-in vehicles will get special privileges and access to reduce CO2 while other vehicles are charged.
More Smiles, Less Miles
Now you can hear John Addison’s presentation to the American Planning Association (APA). Planners, government leaders, and engaged citizens can create vibrant and sustainable communities with intermodal transportation that includes rail, bus rapid transit, last miles solutions to make transit accessible, car and bike sharing, electric and high mileage cars, smart growth that invites walking and easy access to merchants and services.