On-demand shuttle startup Via enters South American market
Via, the on-demand shuttle startup backed by Daimler, has expanded into South America. The company launched a service in Goiânia, Brazil
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Lyft reportedly plans to debut on Nasdaq next month
Ride-hailing company Lyft plans to file its initial public offering in March, possibly beating rival Uber to the milestone. Two
Read moreUber fixes bug that exposed third-party app secrets
Uber has fixed a bug that allowed access to the secret developer tokens of apps that integrated with the ridesharing
Read moreLyft launches surge-free, shared rides
Somewhat similar to Uber’s Express Pool option, Lyft just launched Shared Saver to help people spend less money for shared
Read moreGoEuro rebrands as Omio to take its travel aggregator business global
European multimodal travel booking platform GoEuro has announced a change of name and destination: Its new ambition is to go
Read moreTesla ‘Dog mode’ and ‘Sentry mode’ are now live to guard your car and pets
Tesla has officially released two features for its electric vehicles aimed at protecting what owners love: their car and pets,
Read moreTransportation Weekly: Amazon’s secret acquisition and all the AV feels
Welcome to Transportation Weekly; I’m your host Kirsten Korosec, senior transportation reporter at TechCrunch. I cover all the ways people
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Waymo CTO on the company’s past, present and what comes next
A decade ago, about a dozen or so engineers gathered at Google’s main Mountain View campus on Charleston Road to
Read moreLyft says it has more wheelchair accessible vehicles available in NYC
Lyft, which has faced at least one lawsuit pertaining to its alleged discrimination against people with physical abilities, announced today it
Read moreUber’s JUMP bikes are seeing high utilization rates
In the past year, more than 63,000 people took 625,000 rides on JUMP bikes in San Francisco, JUMP announced today.
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