Entrepreneurs
Here’s Your First Look at Elon Musk’s Tunnel Drilling Machine
The Boring Company is apparently up and running.
By Nina Zipkin
Transportation | Page 3
Business News
Canadian Town Offers Cheap Uber Rides Instead of Buses
Instead of running a bus service at $270,000 a year, the town will subsidize Uber rides.
Business News
Driverless Shuttle Buses Arrive in London
A three-week test is designed to get the public used to riding in autonomous buses, with an eye toward improving public transportation in the British capital.
By Tom Brant
Tech
Now There’s a Netflix-Like Service for Cadillacs
Members are able to swap cars up to 18 times a year
By Nina Zipkin
Business Ideas
Watch This Hoverbike Go for a Gloriously Scary Ride
Would you want to pilot one of these?
By Nina Zipkin
Entrepreneurs
This Robot Will Carry Your Stuff and Follow You Everywhere
Meet Gita, the cargo-carrying robot.
By Rose Leadem
Business Ideas
The Surprising Reason This Startup Got 11,000 New Customers in One Day
Ridesharing company Skedaddle will bring thousands to Washington, D.C., for the Women's March on Washington.
By Nina Zipkin
Tech
How This Company Is Changing the Personal Transportation Industry
This new vehicle is a combination of a Segway and a wheelchair.
By Rose Leadem
Tech
5 Surprising Things to Come Out of the Detroit Auto Show
From self-driving 'platforms' to notions of 'mobility,' this year's annual auto event reveals new priorities for manufacturers.
Business News
Uber Reveals Its Traffic Data With New Website
The transportation company explains that it is providing information to assist with future urban planning.
By Nina Zipkin
Business Legal
What You Need to Know About New Local and State Laws for 2017
There are some big changes particularly in the worlds of business and transportation.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Elon Musk Reveals His Next Idea as ‘The Boring Company’
The serial entrepreneur has tunnel vision.
Business News
Human Driving Autonomous Uber Car Caught Running Red Light
The company launched its self-driving car fleet in San Francisco despite a warning from state regulators.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Uber Offers Major Incentive to Get Commuters to Use Carpooling Option
Employees of participating companies can pay for UberPool rides with pre-tax income.
Business News
Ford CEO Mark Fields Looks to a Future Beyond Car Ownership
How the automaker will survive when most people no longer need a car.
Business News
Uber Hopes to Fly Around Commuters in 10 Years
It sounds like the opening sequence to' The Jetsons,' but Uber sees flying rides as feasible and eventually affordable.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Mophie Co-Founder Goes All In on High-Tech ‘Immoter’ Scooter
It's not exactly cheap, but for a scooter, this thing is pretty feature-rich.
Business News
New Electric Bus Could Travel 350 Miles Per Charge
That's longer than nearly every U.S. mass transit route, its maker says.
By Tom Brant
Building a Business
Why This Startup Calls Itself the ‘Expedia of Ground Transportation’
Watch Avi Wilensky, the founder of Up Hail, a web-based platform that finds and compares ground transportation services, pitch his idea to Entrepreneur.com's editorial director.
By Rose Leadem
Building a Business
China’s Car-Swallowing Bus Is Apparently for Real
The futuristic city bus has made its real-world debut.
By Jason Fell
Business News
Bosch Launches Electric Scooter Sharing Service in Berlin
Berlin residents can now locate and book one of 200 scooters using a smartphone application called Coup.
By Reuters
Business News
Mercedes Unveils First Heavy-Duty Electric Delivery Truck
For deliveries that can't be sent via Amazon drone, this truck can carry up to 26 tons.
By Tom Brant
Tech
Your Boring Bike Helmet Is About to Get a Big Tech Upgrade
A new Kickstarter project hopes cyclists can say bye bye to blindspots.
By Jason Fell
Building a Business
Alphabet Proposes Scrapping Buses in Favor of Ubers
According to proposals for Columbus, Ohio, public transportation subsidies would instead be handed to ride-sharing services.
Building a Business
A Highway That Will Produce Power Instead of Roadkill
Missouri hopes to have the first solar panel-paved stretch of U.S. highway before the end of the year.
By Jason Fell
Building a Business
Would You Fly in This Single-Passenger Drone?
Chinese startup EHang is testing out a pilotless drone in Nevada.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Honda Shows Off Self-Driving Cars at New Calif Testing Facility
Under the radar, Honda has been building semi-autonomous functionality, including forward-collision warning, lane- departure warning and lane-keeping assist.
By Reuters