Can Lyft reclaim cities for people, not cars?

The chief of sustainability at the ridesharing giant shares plans for electric and autonomous vehicles.

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Can Lyft reclaim cities for people, not cars?

We will still need drivers in the driverless future

The autonomous revolution will have AVs, EVs and humans all in the loop.

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We will still need drivers in the driverless future

Why Google is ready to entrust energy management to AI

The technology has recommended strategies that hadn’t occurred to its human counterparts.

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Why Google is ready to entrust energy management to AI

Shifting gears: The transportation revelation of autonomous vehicles

The future of driving is, well, not driving.

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Shifting gears: The transportation revelation of autonomous vehicles

Episode 139: What’s in store for the big climate summit, a self-driving roadmap

Plus, we know energy efficiency is a great way to cut operational costs, so why aren’t more companies on board?

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Episode 139: What’s in store for the big climate summit, a self-driving roadmap

The new (life)style: how S’well reusable bottles are proving sustainability can be stylish

For the fastest woman-owned company in the US, designing a versatile green product meant being flexible.

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The new (life)style: how S’well reusable bottles are proving sustainability can be stylish

Can behavioral economics finally get Americans to stop commuting by SOV?

Driving real change and influencing mobility decision-making is incredibly difficult.

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Can behavioral economics finally get Americans to stop commuting by SOV?

Will ride-hailing players Uber and Lyft be more like Netflix or Blockbuster?

There will be winners and losers in the transition to autonomous vehicles.

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Will ride-hailing players Uber and Lyft be more like Netflix or Blockbuster?

There will be winners and losers in the transition to autonomous vehicles.

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Will ride-hailing players Uber and Lyft be more like Netflix or Blockbuster?

More companies and investors are following the money

It’s about sustainability and climate risk.

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More companies and investors are following the money

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