In the recent past, there was a perception that when autonomous vehicles (AVs) were on the streets, a “driverless utopia” would soon follow. That utopia consisted of a reduction of fatal auto ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am an infrastructure finance attorney at Nixon Peabody LLP. The future of flying cars could really take off, but only if we ...

The global transportation industry is at a crossroads, with artificial intelligence, electrification, connectivity and digitization all poised to disrupt the way infrastructure is designed, built and ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Here in Las Vegas, transportation is looking toward the future. We're moving away from more conventional modes of travel to more innovative ways to get around, like the Vegas Loop, ...

A new study, the Zero Emissions Shared Mobility Study, is a preliminary step towards making that future a reality, with ...

When Brad Duerstock was 18, a spinal cord injury paralyzed his arms and legs, requiring him to use what control he had left in his hands to operate a power wheelchair. Throughout the more than 30 ...

Autonomous vehicles are often painted as a utopian-like technology that will transform parking lots into parks and eliminate traffic fatalities — a number that reached 1.35 million globally in 2018.

A recent report concluded that San Francisco’s new Van Ness Avenue bus rapid transit line had reduced travel time on the route by 35 percent. (Photo: San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) ...

This essay is adapted from The Future of Transportation, published by Metropolis Books. Thinking about the future of transportation from the United States can sometimes feel like thinking about ...

It’s been one year since the Governor’s Commission on the Future of Transportation’s report peered into our transportation future. A lot has happened. It’s been one year since the Governor’s ...