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Chattanooga will be home to the nation’s largest electric vehicle “living testbed,” thanks to $9.2 million in funding for a project proposed by the city and scientists at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga ...

Funding will come from a $4.5-million U.S. Department of Transportation grant award—the single-largest of its kind in UTC history—announced this week and another $4.7 million from industry partners, UTC, Chattanooga

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The city is making strides with initiatives that are enhancing equity in Atlanta's tech sector and improving connectivity for residents.

As the director of smart cities for the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Cynthia Curry focuses on projects like boosting Atlanta's electronic-vehicle industry.

In an effort to help he campus community and University visitors better navigate Princeton’s expanding campus, new, accessible map kiosks have been installed at key campus entries, in time for Reunions and Commencement.

NHTSA says connected-vehicle technology could prevent some of the roughly 25,000 school-zone injuries and 100 deaths reported annually.

Audi and Navistar have announced that they are working together to improve road safety, particularly with Audi drivers, emergency vehicle drivers, and

Audi and Navistar are working together to create a line of communication between cars and school buses, as well as emergency vehicles, using C-V2X technology.

Audi and Navistar have partnered to develop further and demonstrate potential safety-enhancing C-V2X technology in Navistar emergency vehicles and school buses. The partnership allows for both companies to develop use cases and safety enhancing demonstrations in close collaboration as members of the Volkswagen Group. First deployments are expected to begin...