Three taxi companies and a Canadian ride hailing startup are calling on the City of Toronto to encourage residents to support local business by avoiding U.S. ride hailing apps like Uber and Lyft.

Bolt CEO Markus Villig tells The Information he plans to compete against Uber and Lyft in Canada and the U.S. by operating ...

Local taxi and ride-hail companies are asking the City of Toronto to include them in their "Buy Canadian" campaign.

VTA’s final contract offer to workers last week included a wage increase of 9% over three years, keeping the employees as the ...

The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute is offering a way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day responsibly. The ICJI is offering a ...

Federal regulators want to close a loophole that has allowed Pinellas County to coordinate transit services with Uber.

AI-powered mobile apps are rapidly shaping the digital economy, driving consumer engagement and spending. However, as this ...

Filing taxes inherently means turning over personal data to the government. While as of yet, DOGE doesn’t have access to the ...

Mobility as a Service Stocks have been gaining a lot of traction with their focus on the individual, ride-sharing, public ...

As big corporations steamroll local communities, Portland faces a pivotal moment: will we preserve the soul of our city, or will we hand it over to Live Nation? This proposed 3,300-capacity venue is ...

Ride” service with a “mobility wallet” system available to only those who qualify for low-income fare assistance.

Pitt is moving its commencement ceremony to PPG Paints Arena to accommodate its largest graduating class in history, ensuring ...