San Bernardino County employees can check out a hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai from the county fleet’s motor pool.
The City of Fremont, Calif., and autonomous technology company Pony.ai has launched a pilot program offering rides for a group of city employees.
Cruise lights are always on, but dimmer than emergency lights. They will be tested on Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicles for a six-month trial period.
The City of Columbus, Ohio, has launched the nation’s first public self-driving shuttle in a residential area.
The City of Peoria, Ariz., will begin an autonomous vehicle pilot program to understand the feasibility of using autonomous vehicles for the first and last mile.
Starting in July, the City of Norfolk, Va., will use the Rubicon SmartCity platform for more than 60 sanitation vehicles over a six-month period.
Metro Houston is introducing the University District Circulator on the campus of Texas Southern University. The autonomous vehicle shuttle will travel on a one-mile pedestrian walking loop.
The City of Marysville, Ohio, will have 27 traffic lights equipped with sensors, transmitters, and digital displays in a connected vehicle technology test.
Connected vehicle technology that the Wyoming Department of Transportation is piloting could help reduce crashes and make the interstate safer.
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