Topic
mobility in the archive
Reports filed on mobility between 2015 and 2017, kept at the addresses they were published under.
- Reports
- 4
- Period
- 2015–2017
- Sources
- 2
- Topic
- mobility
Context
The archive holds 4 reports filed under mobility, spanning 2015–2017. The earliest is “Will Autonomous Cars Change the Role and Value of Public Transportation?”; the most recent is “Smart Traffic App 'ThruGreen' Aims to Make Every Light Green For You”. Original reporting came via Jennifer van der Kleut, The Transport Politic.
This period matters for a specific reason: it is when the industry's assumptions were set. Testing permits were first issued, the acquisitions that consolidated the perception layer closed, the regulatory frameworks still in force were drafted, and a great many confident deployment dates were published. Almost all of those dates passed without incident, which makes the contemporaneous record more useful now than it was at the time — it can be read against what actually happened.
Coverage under mobility overlaps most often with Transportation, autonomous cars, driverless cars and self-driving cars, which is a reasonable map of where the topic sat in the industry's attention.
For what the listed companies in this field did over the same period, the D20 index roster tracks the corporate side. For what has since been deployed on public roads, the deployment tracker records operators, cities and dates, and the research library holds the papers this reporting drew on.
Index
Reports filed under mobility
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Smart Traffic App 'ThruGreen' Aims to Make Every Light Green For You
Oct 11, 2017 · Jennifer van der Kleut
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U.S. Finalists for Smart City Challenge Announced, Will Now Compete for $40 Million in Funding
Mar 14, 2016 · Jennifer van der Kleut
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Ford-Google Alliance Could Go Beyond Just Autonomous Cars
Jan 5, 2016 · Jennifer van der Kleut
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Will Autonomous Cars Change the Role and Value of Public Transportation?
Jun 24, 2015 · The Transport Politic
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