The City of Porterville will officially relaunch Porterville Transit on July 1 with an in-house transit management team to enhance efficiency and sustainability, the city announced.
14 April 2021, 10:55 am EDT By Uber public transit expansion ( Pexels/ Rodnae )
Uber is now expanding its software as a service business with three new public transit partnerships. The popular ride-hailing company announced that it would be selling the software that powers its business to public transit agencies located in Denver, Colorado; Cecil County, Maryland; and Porterville, California.
Uber partners up with public transits
Denver s Regional Transportation District will begin using Uber s management software within this week to manage its fleet of wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
Cecil Transit and Porterville Transit will follow in the next few weeks. For a subscription fee, these transit agencies will be able to use the matching and marketplace technology that Uber uses to facilitate on-demand community rides using their own transit fleet.
Edison International Applauds ZETA on EV Policy Platform
Edison International Applauds ZETA on EV Policy Platform
by Paul Griffo
Federal policies like those described in the ZETA platform will be vital to ensuring the needed growth in zero-emission transportation across the country.
SCE’s Charge Ready programs will add nearly 40,000 charging stations for passenger EVs, as well as charging to support at least 8,490 trucks, buses, forklifts and other industrial equipment.
SCE’s Charge Ready programs will add nearly 40,000 charging stations for passenger EVs, as well as charging to support at least 8,490 trucks, buses, forklifts and other industrial equipment.
Edison International applauds the release of a many-faceted policy platform to hasten the adoption of electric vehicles announced by the Washington, D.C.-based Zero Emission Transportation Association.