Self-driving Shuttles for Seniors Coming to Detroit | Click on 4 Detroit
The Detroit City Council has approved a $2.5 million contract with May Mobility to provide free self-driving shuttles for people aged 65+ and those with disabilities. The autonomous rides will be available through a mobile app, website, or phone, and will serve as a supplement to the city’s paratransit program.
Michigan Future Mobility Office Names New Leadership | Government Technology
Justine Johnson has been appointed as the next chief mobility officer for the state of Michigan. In her new role, she will lead the state’s Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME), working to transform the transportation sector and economy by promoting electric and sustainable mobility while encouraging entrepreneur and emerging tech activities.
How Michigan is Driving a Greener Mobility Future | Yahoo! News
Michigan, known as the car capital of the world, is positioning itself at the forefront of the mobility revolution by leading the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and clean mobility. The state’s automotive industry, infrastructure, and skilled workforce make it a key player in creating a greener future. Michigan is investing in advanced manufacturing, the battery supply chain, and workforce development to drive sustainable innovation, attract new businesses, and build a robust EV ecosystem.
The Great Inflection Point – A Look Into the Future of Cars | Washington Post
From the assembly line to the showroom, the automobile industry has been an integral part of modern society for over a century. However, recent developments such as the increasing demand for electric and autonomous vehicles in a shift towards sustainability have forced the industry to adapt and transform like never before. Only in 2023, electric car sales worldwide are expected to leap by 35%, reaching the all-time record of 14 million.
Fresh Coast Maritime Challenge Launches to Support E-boat and Charging Deployments at Michigan Marinas
