Toyota Motor North America and the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation have partnered with the AARP to offer a new one-stop platform to find and book rides to essential services.
The project will establish a paved, shared-use pathway along a heavily traveled intersection.
Organizer Ann Arbor SPARK and participating companies felt it was more important than ever to talk about job opportunities and how businesses are dealing with challenges due to the pandemic.
The Ann Arbor Area Transit Authority recently announced more changes to its routes, representing a shift from 20% of its usual service to 60%. But it's also anticipating changes in funding at the state level.
A public meeting tonight will reveal some of the 24-month-long mobility study's key findings.
The combination of consumer caution, desire for contactless service, and social distancing mandates has been highly beneficial for two Ann Arbor startups whose driverless robots deliver food, groceries, and medicine.
A groundbreaking ceremony on June 22 launched one of several improvements planned over the next two years for Washtenaw County's Border to Border Trail in Ypsi and Ypsi Township.
COVID-19 has drastically increased demand for many Washtenaw County nonprofits' supportive services. Here's how four of them are using donated vehicles from Toyota to meet that demand in new ways.
The booming mobility sector has a huge and growing need for cybersecurity talent – but the people who currently work in that field still overwhelmingly tend to be white men. However, several local initiatives are paving the way to eliminate barriers and attract more women and people of color to rewarding cybersecurity careers.
Many Ann Arborites don't realize that the largest real-world deployment of connected vehicle technology anywhere in the world is right in their backyard.
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