Uber’s airport kiosks take ride-hailing offline
In late August, Uber installed several self-service kiosks at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
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In late August, Uber installed several self-service kiosks at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
The raise suggests the mobility market is shifting in favor of companies that directly connect people to vehicles.
Nikola Corp. revealed two more funding sources of its heavy-duty fuel cell truck on Thursday, September 5. German supplier Robert Bosch LLC and South Korean solar panel maker Hanwha Group each invested at least $100 million cash in earlier funding rounds.
Logistics startups are using data science and mobile technologies to connect grocery shoppers with local farmers.
FreightWaves has become the number one source of data and market insights in freight for one reason: our people.
As a medium of shared mobility. e-scooters are finding wider acceptance in Germany, but it is yet to be seen if they can decrease street traffic.
Nikola Corp. expects to raise more than $1 billion in its Series D runding raising. That starts with London-based CNH Industrial that invested $250 million in cash and in-kind help.
TruckIT connects dump truck supply with demand through its marketplace, which helps contractors to plan their needs better and truckers to make more money in the process.
The London-based startup is helping ships to optimize their port docking time, allowing them to sail early and save on fuel by sailing slower.
FreightTech venture investing is super hot, but most of these startups continue to lose money. Is this a fad or something else? Last year, FreightWaves created a FreightTech Venture Index to track the venture capital (VC) investing in FreightTech startups. The term FreightTech is defined loosely as software companies and other technologies that aid in […]
With enough investor capital and vision, profit might not matter as much as analysts think.
Analysts and investors wait to hear about Amazon’s expanded presence in Southeast Asia and on-demand services.
Last-mile movement is one of the least energy-efficient operations within supply chains, and efforts need to be taken to consciously reduce energy expended in that stretch.
Mixed reality smart glasses allow workers to become hands-free with logistics operations, helping them to focus solely on the package at hand.
A new study finds that e-scooters’ environmental footprint surpasses that of the transportation they are positioned to replace.
Elroy Air, an aerial autonomy and logistics company, announced the completion of its first full-scale system flight test at an airfield in California.
Anthony Levandowski, a star engineer at Google and Uber, is charged with 33 counts of theft and attempted theft in a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday, August 27.
Transport and logistics businesses need to seriously consider investing in digitalization if they want to stay afloat in this rapidly evolving market.
Lime moves ahead with the backing of venture capital and hopes that car-reliant metropolitan areas like San Antonio will embrace a cleaner, more communal way to navigate city life.
With the recent complaints about workers’ rights, it makes sense that Doordash, like every other on-demand mobility company, is thinking about efficiency and the cost of human labor.