Tesla Shuttle Launches In Southeast Florida — Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Etc.
Another Tesla Shuttle* arm has launched in Florida, this time in the Southeast Florida (aka South Florida) region.
Another Tesla Shuttle* arm has launched in Florida, this time in the Southeast Florida (aka South Florida) region.
Cities represent 78% of worldwide energy demand and emit 60% of global carbon emissions — they are the driving forces of anthropogenic climate change.
Need to travel between Hartford, Connecticut, and Boston, Massachusetts? Well, the only natural way to do so is in a Tesla. More eager to work, watch a movie, or sleep than drive on that trip? Well, then jump into a Tesla city-to-city ridesharing vehicle.
New routes in the Tesla Shuttle network are opening up today as another Tesla Indie operator joins the network. The routes are focused on the NYC—Boston—Hartford metro areas.
The city of Boston has given permission to nuTonomy to expand its autonomous car testing program to the entire city, following a short pause after the death of a pedestrian struck by an Uber test car earlier this year.
The self-driving vehicle systems developer nuTonomy has resumed its testing of vehicles on public roads in Boston (Massachusetts). This follows a short pause that resulted from the pedestrian fatality in Arizona caused by an Uber test vehicle, the company’s CEO has revealed.
This installation is a perfect case study for how rooftop solar panels can make sense even in snowy, cold, northern cities that don’t enjoy as much sun as areas known for their sunshine like Hawaii or California.
Solar panels do produce electricity in cloudy weather. They don’t produce as much electricity as they do on sunny days, but they have been shown to produce 25% of what they produce on a sunny day, or 10% when it’s very cloudy.
Coal and nuclear stakeholders are using this week’s cold snap to argue against renewable energy, but the evidence so far indicates that the 20th century baseload model is out of step with 21st century weather patterns.
Lyft is continuing to forge ahead with its nuTonomy partnership with a trial of its self-driving vehicles start soon in Boston. What does this mean for you?