The city of Ann Arbor has launched a new Commercial Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Program, which allows commercial and multifamily property owners in the city to receive up to four free level-2 EV chargers.
The National Advanced Mobility Consortium has expanded its headquarters in Ann Arbor, strengthening the city's role in Michigan's $30 billion defense industry.
Several important Washtenaw County projects are getting a financial leg up after recently receiving federal funding under the Community Project Funding system.
In an effort to lower the high rates of drunk-driving-related deaths, University of Michigan engineers have developed new technology that could recognize impaired drivers before they get on the road.
FreightMiner's technology would allow trucks to be remotely operated at the beginning and the end of a drive, while being autonomously driven over the long freeway stretch.
After a four-year hiatus, the University of Michigan Solar Car Team will bring a new solar car to Australia for the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge on Oct. 22-29.
Lifting residents of the greater Ypsilanti area out of economic hardship and training them for well-paid jobs is the aim of the Advance Ypsi initiative.
After voters this month approved the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority's proposal for a millage to expand transit services, service improvements are slated to take effect in summer 2024.
We spoke to the people behind three of Washtenaw County’s latest mobility projects about how they are using technology to change our mobility landscape.
The service, called A2GO, will provide trips around a service area that connects Kerrytown, the University of Michigan campus, and the State Street corridor.
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