Join EVNoire and the AVIA (Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association) for a timely virtual convening focused on consumer AV perceptions, AV best practices, and scalability/readiness for autonomous vehicle (AV) deployment in the United States.
Use cases and testimonials of EV rideshare drivers and explore the most effective methods to encourage EV adoption among them with insights from the WestSmart @ Scale study, the Ways to Work financing program and others.
Image Source: Beyond DC Last week, the District of Columbia (D.C.) Council unanimously approved legislation for an income-based financial incentive program for electric bikes, or e-bikes, and is headed to Mayor Bowser’s [...]
Source: EV Hub The first half of 2021 has seen a flurry of state action on transportation electrification. Nevada and Colorado both took steps to boost funding for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. [...]
Source: EV Shared Mobility Cities from Seattle to New York are working to reduce the impact of ride-hail trips provided by transportation network companies (TNCs) like Uber and Lyft. According to [...]
Source: Atlas Public Policy Following a 34 percent increase in deployment between 2018 and 2019, EV charging station construction in 2020 has been stop and go as the pandemic grinds on. Construction delays aside, [...]
Source: Colorado Sun Colorado burst onto the EV scene in 2019, implementing a suite of new policies designed to kickstart transportation electrification across the state. As a part of this effort, the Centennial State became [...]
Source: EV Hub Ride-hail trips are 70 percent more polluting than the rides they displace, according to new research from the Union of Concerned Scientists. Nationwide, the number of Transportation Network Company (TNC) [...]
Switching to EVs could save drivers for transportation network companies (TNC) like Uber and Lyft thousands. The potential for extra money in their pockets would alleviate pressure as international protests against companies like Uber [...]
