Ride-Sharing Services May Soon Make Taxis Obsolete
Madison Kirkpatrick
In today’s day and age, ride-sharing has become increasingly popular amongst teenagers and young adults who use the service for a variety of purposes: as a designated driver, as a convenient navigator, and...
How Do Self-Driving Cars Work?
By Rilind Elezaj
It’s no secret that in just a few years, our cars will be able to take us wherever we want to while we relax. That could potentially enhance our quality of life considerably....
A good portion of auto use in the future will be “power by the...
Sharedmobility.news asks Dr. Eric Bruun, about ride sharing, blockchain, road congestion and others super interesting topics....
1-Why is the ride sharing tech a key technology for the automotive industry?
I don’t think it was their idea,...
Car finance versus car sharing: whether it’s better to buy a vehicle or rent...
By JOSHUA DOWLING
CAR-SHARING schemes are becoming more popular but in most cases it still pays to buy your own car, a study by News Corp Australia has revealed.
Motorists who cover the average annual distance...
Car Sharing EV Style: It’s All the Rage These Days
By: Paul Scott
With car sharing being all the rage these days, established industry leaders like Uber and Lyft are leading this new transportation paradigm. Other methods of getting around include mass transit via buses...
Automotive Sector May Be First To See Widespread Blockchain Implementation
By Trevor Smith
The automotive industry has always embraced innovation and efficiency, and key players in the field have begun taking steps to use distributed ledgers in a variety of applications. These moves will place blockchain...
The Transportation Revolution: Much More Than Self-Driving Cars
By Jim McGregor
Experts believe that enterprise-wide data interchange can be streamlined with a dedicated EDI integration software combined with a focused approach. Here are some best practices for supercharging your EDI program.
The autonomous car...
The way forward for the bike-sharing industry
By NITIN PANGARKAR
After incurring hefty losses for more than a year, oBike ceased operations in Singapore on June 25. Though other players have exited the scene, oBike is the only member of the Big Three...
Can cabbies and carpoolers ever be friends?
BY KIM JEE-HEE
The carpooling world was rocked last month when the largest player Poolus fired 70 percent of its staff and its CEO Kim Tae-ho stepped down, leaving smaller competitors uncertain about the industry’s...
Are consumers warming to telematics?
By Jason Contant
A new survey for belairdirect has found more than half (53%) of polled Canadians would use an app that tracks their driving habits if it meant having a more personalized auto insurance rating.
The finding...
