Meet the Design Startup That Aims to Speed Up Urban Commutes
Even if you live in a metropolitan area with a first-rate transit system, if you're not within a few blocks of a subway or bus stop, commuting can be a huge pain. You might walk a mile to get to (and from) a train station -- or just drive there and pay the parking fee.
Enter URB-E, a foldable electric vehicle devised by Pasadena, Calif.-based company Urban626 to eliminate the "last-mile problem."
Related: 10 U.S. Cities With the Longest Commute Times
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