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On this page you can sign up for our two different newsletters, please see below. We also want to share some useful Mobility Industry Network-info on this page.

Drive Sweden Newsletter

Our general newsletter includes information about the program; for example on-going projects, open calls and invitations to upcoming events. 

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Smart Mobility

This newsletter is distributed every week and aims to keep its readers abreast of just that; new exciting concepts within the field of Smart Mobility. The format is short stories with references, based on factual information (not rumours) and editorial commentary. You can both subscribe to the newsletter and read the latest editions below.

The newsletter is administered by RISE Viktoria.

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  • Can Congestion Pricing Save Cities from Their Worst Possible Future?

    4 April 2019
    New York is getting ready to introduce the country’s first congestion pricing plan, which would charge drivers a fee of up to $10 to enter the busiest parts of Manhattan. Congestion charging can also be a vital piece of the puzzle when considering the risks of gridlock from increased AV availability [1].

  • Global Mobility Trends Predict Peak Car Is Approaching

    4 April 2019
    A number of trends in both mature and emerging mobility markets across the world now together point toward the reality that the peak of personal car ownership is rapidly approaching [1].

  • Uber Launches Ride Pass in 16 New Cities and Acquires Careem

    4 April 2019
    Uber is launching their subscription service Ride Pass in 16 new cities in the US while also acquiring Middle Eastern ride-sharing rival Careem [1,2].

  • UK Is Reconsidering Their Ban on E-Scooters

    4 April 2019
    The U.K. government is now reconsidering some 184-year-old laws that have been keeping electric scooters off public roads [1].

  • Uber Is Going to Make Electric Scooters Profitable

    28 March 2019
    Ride-hailing giant Uber is now joining the rivalry of electric scooter sharing and they are determined to make the business profitable [1].

  • Cities vs. Scooters – How to Regulate Micromobility

    28 March 2019
    During the last few years, there has been a clear clash between the implementation strategy of e-scooters and the attempt from cities to regulate them. Is there perhaps a common regulatory platform of measures that can unite the two and drive the development forward for both parties? [1]

  • Volvo Deploys In-Car Cameras to Fight Distraction

    28 March 2019
    Volvo Cars have revealed that they will install cameras inside their vehicles that will monitor the driver’s behaviour and intervene if the driver appears to be drunk or distracted [1].

  • The New York City Area Is Getting an AV Shuttle Service

    28 March 2019
    Optimus Ride, a Boston-based self-driving startup, has announced plans to deploy an autonomous shuttle service in New York City in the second quarter of 2019 [1].

  • MaaS Giant Moovit Teams up with SpotHero’s Parking Mobility Platform

    28 March 2019
    Commuters who drive as part of their daily commute spend a lot of time searching for parking spaces at transit stations – often more than five minutes. Now, Moovit aims to solve this by enabling commuters to book parking spaces in advance [1,2].

  • Arizona: Two Competing Bills Aim to Regulate Peer-To-Peer Sharing

    21 March 2019
    Two proposed bills in Arizona are battling it out to determine whether peer-to-peer companies deserve their own regulatory framework or be forced to follow the framework that car rentals follow [1].

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