Transportation
From self-driving cars to subways: how transportation — and the related policies — impacts our lives around the world.
Scott Galloway and Kara Swisher discuss Tesla on the latest Pivot, plus Tucker Carlson, Fyre Festival and the MAGA teens from Covington Catholic.
At the same time, the company is currently hiring for a dozen-plus roles.
The reason your Instagram feed is filled with globe-trotting women.
Some employees have only received a fraction of their expected pay, and some haven’t received any.
How flights and security lines are being affected.
Lime is expected to take in $400 million in a round financed primarily by its existing investors.
Only 19 percent of Americans in rural areas use ride-hailing apps.
Hundreds of TSA agents have called in sick, and airport security officials may have to loosen standards.
Aurora’s appeal is predicated on three well-credentialed founders from Google, Tesla, and Uber.
The airline quickly addressed the problem but agreed to honor the heavily discounted fares.
In train stations, at least.
Uber controls the majority of U.S. ride-hailing but Lyft is growing twice as fast. And both plan to go public in early 2019.
A new report suggests proceeds from legal marijuana should go toward improving public transit.
The game theory behind the next phase of an old fight.
Why you can’t go directly to the platform, not explained.
Envisioning an S-Bahn for the Chesapeake Bay region.
As airlines cut small-plane services and consolidate bigger cities, some communities are suffering.
A $1 trillion pork bill will cost them even more.
Earlier this year, Musk was working 120-hour weeks to ramp up production of Tesla’s Model 3. Now he’s back to a “manageable” 80-90.
Musk talks about his “excruciating” 2018, fighting with journalists on Twitter, why Tesla won’t build an electric scooter and much more.
Two weeks after Lyft, Uber rolled out its own deal where riders pay a monthly fee for consistently lower fares.
The auto industry is headed for revolution, Trump notwithstanding.
“It’s the only way to fix democracy,” Tusk says.
Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss Uber’s IPO, Apple CEO Tim Cook’s comments on privacy and more on the latest episode of Pivot.
Garcetti isn’t committed to running for president yet — but he’s been thinking a lot about it.
The new and used market for Teslas is booming.
If Bird can’t leave its scooters anywhere, it can deliver a scooter to your home or office.
They would make more at an Amazon warehouse.
But the entrepreneur gets to remain CEO of the electric carmaker.
Musk said he had “funding secured” to take Tesla private. That’s not true, says the Securities and Exchange Commission.
A New York City urbanist explains why protected bike lanes are key to building better cities.
If cities are serious about sustainability, they should stop standing in the way of the scooter.
Uber launched new safety features and CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wants to remind you that no other company has them.
Cities have the upper hand this time.
It’s been without one since 2015.
The ride-hail company isn’t chasing profitability yet.
He says Saudi Arabia has been interested in funding his take-private transaction. That’s different.
News cycles come and go, but data is forever.
The criticism started when a large police presence and “special” train were seen as rally attendees traveled to DC.
What city will try heavy-handed regulation next?