May Mobility News Today

The Accessibili-D service aims to improve the quality of life for Detroiters who live with disabilities or are age 65 and older. The service will be available to select residents of Detroit starting June 20 and extending through 2026.

The free shuttle service officially launches June 20. Residents can schedule rides and view the 68 stops through the Accessibili-D mobile app.

Flying taxis, autonomous cars, and sea gliders will be popular modes of transport in the UAE and globally, much sooner than expected. That was the consensus at the recently concluded inaugural DRIFTx in Abu Dhabi.

Elon Musk wants to start a robotaxi ride-hailing platform based on a fleet of self-driving Teslas, but some observers are skeptical.

The community is the customer when robo-taxis replace fixed-route buses.

The lidar firm continues to burn through cash but also reported strong bookings; plus updates from AEye and Cepton.

Ouster, Inc. beats earnings expectations. Reported EPS is $-0.00095, expectations were $-0.83.

Michigan's legacy and continued focus on automotive innovation positions the state as a leader in mobility for businesses of all sizes.

Record revenue of $83 million for the full year 2023 Expects $25 to $26 million of revenue for the first quarter of 2024 ...

The CFO’s role is to drive value and to make the other teams as successful as possible through data-driven decisions, May Mobility’s Anna Brunelle said.