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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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Even without Uber’s turmoil, Lyft would have had a growth spurt this year because it launched its service in about 160 new cities.
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By looking at pilot programs across the country that seek to increase mobility options for low-income residents in rural areas, the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis worked to understand if these programs were feasible for more widespread adoption.
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For public electric charging to be convenient, it also has to be quick.
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With an overall slump in the solar industry continuing, companies are now looking to the potential for energy storage solutions to revitalize the market.
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A review of existing demand in Colorado reveals too many cars to move efficiently on a two-lane road.
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The Army has long coveted the technology because it brings a combination of desperately-needed fuel efficiency and near-silent operation to the battlefield.
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The possibilities for drone use are seemingly endless.
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Ken Washington discusses the successes and plans of autonomous vehicles at Ford.
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Cities like Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco and Silicon Valley already have the Lux service.
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The city has accepted a $50 million federal grant to complete a streetcar line down First Avenue, despite fresh data that suggests low ridership numbers.
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There are more than 80 What Works Cities now, but what exactly are they and how are they changing lives?
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Private industry is invited to add Internet of Things tech into the city for testing.
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The the Video Analytics Towards Vision Zero program calls on the public to help teach computers to recognize vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and any near-misses in the hope it can prevent deadly accidents.
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By putting the burden on the companies, Chicago is keeping its costs low while providing an efficient framework and better mobility.
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Its designers did not create a telephone with some extra features, but rather a full-fledged hand-held computer that could also make calls and browse the Internet.
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The need for a comprehensive, clear regulatory framework is gaining urgency because automotive and technology companies are making rapid advances, and in some cases are getting ahead of existing regulations.
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Prior to today, ride-sharing services have been allowed to operate only in New York City.
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We also ran into one of our GovTech 100 companies, AppCityLife.
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