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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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  • Electric + Tunnel = Big Savings

    11 June 2020
    San Bernadino county, which is a large county in southern California that includes a small section of east L.A., has recently taken the first step toward a new public transport solution to and from an airport. On June 3 the Board of Directors for the county’s Transportation Authority unanimously voted to approve the idea of building a Boring Company tunnel between Ontario International Airport and the city center of Rancho Cucamonga. [1]

  • Disruptive Trend in the Commercial Market

    11 June 2020
    Electrifying commercial delivery vehicles disrupt the commercial market similar to how the consumer market was disrupted by Tesla [1,2,3].

  • Einride’s Freight Mobility Platform is a Trojan Horse for Electrification

    11 June 2020
    After 101,000 kilometers of testing and 3 million pallets transported, Einride has just launched a ‘Freight Mobility Platform’ [1]. What exactly is this and how does it fit into their ambitious plans for an autonomous, electric freight future? 

  • What Will 2020 Mean for Self-Driving Cars?

    4 June 2020
    While the corona virus has strengthened the use cases for autonomous vehicles, the economic impacts from the virus could also spell the end of the line for a lot of development teams. Bloomberg’s article delves into what the post-covid world means for the industry. [1]  

  • Three Reasons Autonomous Car Ownership is a Long Way off

    4 June 2020
    Two years ago, many hoped that 2020 would see the emergence of robotaxies, autonomous cars, and a new era of clean transportation. During 2019 cracks started appearing in that dream when major automobile companies suggested they had underestimated the difficulty self-driving posed. And, of course, 2020 has started out with a world-wide pandemic that has rocked economies and industries around the world, including the transportation industry. The Covid-19 pandemic presents two challenges for autonomous car ownership: economic loss and aversion to ridesharing. [1, 2]

  • Last-Mile Delivery Challenges During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    3 June 2020
    With more people shopping from home during the pandemic, last-mile delivery providers have been dealing with an increased demand for their services while implementing health and safety protocols to protect their employees and customers. [1]

  • Consumers at the Center of the Future of Mobility

    27 May 2020
    Drivers want technology to make their driving experience simple, productive, and stress-free. [1] 

  • Integrated Helmets and Self-Cleaning Surfaces for Shared Bikes and Scooters

    27 May 2020
    When it comes to providing helmets for users, two shared micromobility companies are ahead of the game. Tier and Wheel will be conducting trials of integrated helmets and self-cleaning surfaces on their vehicles. [1] 

  • Optimizing Last Mile Delivery

    27 May 2020
    Covid-19 has increased consumers' spending online. This trend was already racing forward beforehand, but with most people now at home in the US the need and willingness to shop online has expanded dramatically. This is good news for e-commerce companies and logistics companies. However, it also means more strain on the complex logistics chain, and the last link in the chain is the problematic last mile, which can account for as much as 28% of total shipping costs. [1]

  • Saving Private Toronto?

    21 May 2020
    An iconic, smart city project on the Toronto waterfront is now officially dead in the water. But is the coronavirus really to blame, or was it doomed because of privacy concerns? [1-3]

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