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@venturebeat.com
6 years ago
Urban transport app Citymapper launches London taxi-sharing service in partnership with Gett
@techcrunch.com
7 years ago
A new on-demand battle is speeding toward the U.S. — and VCs are seeing dollar signs
@theverge.com
7 years ago
Google Maps engineer who pioneered Street View is now working for Lyft
@techcrunch.com
7 years ago
Autonomous cars seen as smarter than human drivers
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7 years ago
Toyota partners with Getaround on car-sharing
@techcrunch.com
8 years ago
GM Unveils Maven, Its Big New Play In Car-Sharing Services
@thenextweb.com
8 years ago
Citymapper for iOS adds a smart assistant, realtime ETA sharing and new cities
@techcrunch.com
9 years ago
Early Uber Team Member Joins Uber Investor-Backed Company Ride To Create A B2B Carpooling Service
@theverge.com
9 years ago
Ride-sharing apps may have caused taxi use in San Francisco to drop 65 percent