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Uber will acquire public transportation software company Routematch

The Verge

Uber announced that it will acquire Routematch, an Atlanta-based company that develops software for public transportation agencies. The news comes amid the ride-hail company’s broader push into public transit. The company cut over 25 percent of its workforce in response to the pandemic.

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How transportation agencies can maximize infrastructure investments with network modernization

CIO Business Intelligence

Across roads, highways, rails, and airports, federal, state and local transit authorities are rolling out new digital infrastructure to enhance safety and make transportation more efficient. Another step transportation agencies can make is to adopt a network-as-a-service (NaaS) model, which makes network and service management much easier.

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Oracle Cloud SCM gets new capabilities to help manage logistics

CIO Business Intelligence

The new features appear in its Oracle Transportation Management and Oracle Global Trade Management applications, and include expanded business intelligence capabilities, enhanced logistics network modelling, a new trade incentive program, and an updated Transportation Management Mobile application. billion in 2021.

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Inrix to acquire Portland startup Ride Report, which helps cities manage mobility programs

GeekWire

(Ride Report Image) Transportation software company Inrix acquired Ride Report , a Portland, Ore.-based Michael Schwartz is the company’s CEO. based company raised $70 million in a credit facility earlier this year. based startup that helps city governments manage shared mobility fleets. The Kirkland, Wash.-based

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Bird watching: Scooter-share company adding bikes to the last-mile mix in Seattle

GeekWire

The company know for its silver, standing e-scooters is bringing bikes to the city as part of the Department of Transportation’s scooter and bike share program. The arrival of Bird bikes will not change the lineup of other existing providers and transportation devices, according to SDOT.

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Seattle-area transit agency partners with tech company Via for first- and last-mile rides

GeekWire

Transit agency King County Metro and transit tech company Via this week launched a new on-demand ride service in the Seattle area. The county, which includes Seattle, Redmond and Bellevue, is partnering with transit tech company Via to manage and provide the rides. Via launched in 2012 and is valued at $3.5 It serves 600 communities.

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Seattle launches permit system for companies testing self-driving vehicles on city streets

GeekWire

Tech companies and automakers that want to test self-driving cars on Seattle streets now have to obtain a permit showing they comply with safety and liability regulations. The Seattle City Council and Department of Transportation launched the permitting program Nov. (GeekWIre Photo / Taylor Soper). Waymo Photo).

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