More significantly, though, the deal suggests that fleets—delivery fleets, truck fleets, taxi fleets, ride-hail fleets—may be the key, or a least a key, to transportation's electric future.
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Fleets as small as 1003, up to 10,000, 15,000-vehicle fleets.
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Recognising the harm to their domestic fleets, countries from Australia to China are loosening the rules protecting their fleets.
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" He adds, "This is a vehicle purpose-built for this application of shared fleets and operations of those fleets.
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"The gap between testing fleets of vehicles and implementing them in real commercial fleets is going to be significant," said Mr. Ramsey, the Gartner analyst.
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The iNEXT model, which BMW previewed earlier this year, will be offered to individuals, ride services fleets and put into service in BMW fleets, Schwarzenbauer said.
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Within the next decade, several departments can reasonably aim to replace a majority of their police fleets, or at least nonemergency fleets, with fuel efficient vehicles.
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Like Instagram or Facebook stories, fleets—yes, fleets—will show up in a carousel at the top of the home timeline, and they'll disappear after 24 hours.
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To view the multiple Fleets a user has posted, you swipe down instead of advancing through the Fleets horizontally with taps on the sides of the screen.
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Here are two ways marketers should think about the opportunities Fleets could present: Fleets could offer a new method of brand interaction, a strategy popular on Twitter.
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I do understand the car itself is interesting, but these will be fleets of cars, and possibly you will be running the fleets, and not people owning them.
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The first major rollouts of AVs will involve fleets Within the next 18 months, some autonomous vehicles will be rolled out via fleets rather than via individual ownership.
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"We're deploying into a bunch of different automakers' fleets on both development cars and car-sharing fleets, and we're already live in a couple of those," Heck said.
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Fleets are lucrative because car makers can sell in bulk—but at the same time, fleets tend to be more efficient in terms of usage, meaning automakers sell fewer cars.
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Recent personnel changes are also significant: the commanders of all three of the PLA Navy's fleets (East, South, and North China Sea Fleets) were suddenly promoted at the beginning of this year.
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But an autonomous vehicle, in a longer-term scenario, could optimize across multiple fleets and not just individual fleets, if you could somehow figure out how to do a contract that way.
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Indeed, Germany (in both world wars) and the Soviet Union built up powerful submarine fleets precisely because their surface navies could not contend with the respective fleets of the Allies or NATO.
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Many are expected to serve in Lyft ride hailing fleets.
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This is why fleets are especially attractive for V2G technology.
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In some cases, these local fleets will sport Bird's brand.
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Note that it's different for companies that own their fleets.
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Those fleets, today, are mostly gasoline engine vehicles of hybrids.
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Two U.S. airlines operate 737 Max 7373s in their fleets.
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But those big fleets disappeared along with declining fish stocks.
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Uber, which vies with protectionist taxi fleets, has done well.
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The companies will roll out the fleets in several states.
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How airlines are storing their 737 Max fleets varies substantially.
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Fleets of wailing ambulances were pulling up to the scene.
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Regulators are typically hesitant to ground entire fleets of planes.
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Seed them on college campuses and in corporate startup fleets.
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The issue, which is ongoing, has cost Rolls Royce over $1 billion and grounded 787 fleets equipped with the manufacturer's engines, crippling numerous airline fleets and forcing airlines to spend millions on leased aircraft.
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From there, fleets of electric tricycles carry the packages to homes.
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These hybrid fleets will deliver broadband coverage of the polar regions.
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The 737 has been the backbone of global fleets for decades.
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Aquaculture boosters might answer that fleets are simply no longer needed.
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But it still needs big fleets for the economics to work.
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Other US airlines have even more Max planes in their fleets.
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This second strike capability rests largely on fleets of nuclear submarines.
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One barrier to switching to electric fleets is money, of course.
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The company also sees government vehicle fleets as a potential market.
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Fiat Chrysler has killed several models it once sold to fleets.
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Not to mention six fleets and 11 aircraft carrier strike groups.
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Tracking and managing large fleets of drones poses its own challenges.
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Cigarruista did not provide details on coming action or targeted fleets.
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With fleets, Twitter brings some of that functionality into the app.
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Twitter's announcement about fleets gives a subtle reference to the initiative.
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Sailors in numerous Navy fleets have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Electrifying school bus fleets is clearly still in its early stages.
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And no, these countries don't have fleets of self-driving cars.
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"Priority number 1 is getting customers' fleets back up," Smith said.
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But the impact of all-electric fleets could be even greater.
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European car companies have made huge commitments to electrifying their fleets.
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That will benefit Boeing and Airbus fleets equally, industry sources said.
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All the auto majors are now rushing to electrify their fleets.
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That sort of shift will make it much more difficult for smaller fleets to compete effectively with larger fleets, which may explain why the American Truckers Association supports the rule change, but independent truckers so not.
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The more important obstacle to responding to Cylon attacks is the familiar one: You cannot be everywhere at once and if you try, your fleets will get rolled-up piecemeal by the increasingly powerful Cylon fleets.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's South China Sea fleets have conducted training drills with upgraded methods that resemble actual combat conditions to increase the fleets' combat effectiveness, according to an article published by the PLA Daily on Sunday.
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It can even help businesses accommodate a variety of delivery modes and providers, like using a mix of in-house and third-party fleets, or expanding fleets with crowd-sourced drivers during busier times, like the holidays.
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Many pieces are available as options or aftermarket retrofits for truck fleets.
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Iran has one of the world's biggest tanker fleets in the world.
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Wireless charging will also be a boon to autonomous electric vehicle fleets.
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No. Everyone has been saying that ... There will be fleets of cars.
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Fleets of trucks may well be the first to move towards autonomy.
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Cities know how to plan for and deal with liquid-fueled fleets.
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Current operators of both types are slowly retiring them from their fleets.
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Moreover, these companies seem to be racing to launch public fleets first.
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And now the first bike-share fleets featuring e-bikes have arrived.
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Other countries such as Ethiopia and Indonesia have also grounded their fleets.
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Carriers (the supply): These are the fleets and the independent truck drivers.
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They have 5003 and 24 of the planes in their fleets, respectively.
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The Nexo could someday become more common, and even used in fleets.
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The company's platform is designed to work for human-driven fleets too.
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That means it enables industry-grade deployment of fleets of autonomous robots.
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Startup Nauto's camera and AI-based tech is used by commercial fleets.
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GFW provides constant real-time monitoring of the world's commercial fishing fleets.
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The airline runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but is loss-making.
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In Singapore, 1003 scooter companies have applied to bring its fleets there.
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No sending mining fleets out to Gamma 047 on a promethium run.
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The airline runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but is losing money.
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Competitors in London included Kabbee, which works also with fleets, like Karhoo.
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The vehicle will be aimed at ride-hailing and ride-sharing fleets.
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For airlines, integrating the plane into existing fleets would be a breeze.
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Competitive and responsible shipping fleets helped set the IMO standards for compliance.
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There were fleets of trucks parked, no drivers showing up for work.
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As a result, Fiat Chrysler is selling more cars to rental fleets.
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It's BNEF's first long-term forecast of electrification of city bus fleets.
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Intel envisions a future where drones fly in fleets to accomplish tasks.
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Unlike normal tweets, Fleets do not receive retweets, likes or public replies.
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Fleets will not appear on people's Twitter (TWTR) timelines like regular tweets.
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People can reply to fleets through direct messages, if DMs are open.
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Toyota's Chauffeur technology fully intends to create autonomous cars for corporate fleets.
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The joint venture could soon expand to include services for vehicle fleets.
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Some 2200 are in fleets and more than 218,23 have been ordered.
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Starship's college-town fleets can bypass typical regulatory roadblocks from city councils.
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Akerkar is joining Nauto as the SVP of global fleets and insurance.
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Airlines will have to work the new planes into their fleets gradually.
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We once tried to tame the oceans with our armadas and fleets.
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Corporate fleets and logistics giants like FedEx will dominate long-haul routes.
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Tesla grew its mobile service fleets year-over-year by 81% however.
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It still dominated fleets when Ford signed its death warrant in 2011.
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American and United Airlines (UAL) also have the planes in their fleets.
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Their combined experience includes launching AV fleets in Texas, California and Florida.
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It's got fire trucks and fleets of vehicles to travel the property.
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Germany, Belgium, and Switzerland are in the midst of retiring their fleets.
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Trains were added, and new cars were ordered to replace aging fleets.
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In the same way that GSA provides agencies with fleets of leased vehicles, if the administration gets its way, GSA would provide fleets of leased employees, hired for discreet terms, and available to be used, abused, discarded and replaced.
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It also plan on expanding its product to fleets, specifically trucks and busses.
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Ford chose Miami as its development hub for its future self-driving fleets.
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Insurance of the vehicles in their fleets is quite high compared to consumers.
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"Large fleets are expected to begin ordering replacement units for 2017," Ake said.
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However, the company saw two overlapping opportunities that center around car-sharing fleets.
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Journey offers software to municipalities, universities and corporations to help manage their fleets.
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DSNY also operates one of the cleanest garbage collection fleets in the country.
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Big automakers like GM and Ford are also building out their test fleets.
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It has employed dredging fleets to build artificial islands and runways on them.
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Haifa is Israel's busiest port and the base of its main naval fleets.
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But Lyft doesn't have any immediate plans to grow those fleets right away.
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LetsTransport offers a range of product modules to manage fleets, including intelligent routing.
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Small fleets also have very little capacity to deal with delay or disruptions.
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And that could mean huge fleets of robotaxis chasing passengers, forcing prices down.
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We would be sitting comfortably while fleets of autonomous cars chauffeured us along.
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The company's only hope at profitability is through adding fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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"Fleets are cautious as freight demand has cooled off this year," he said.
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Automakers have used low-margin sales to rental fleets to avoid factory shutdowns.
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That quietude is one reason police departments buy Zero Motorcycles for their fleets.
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Rides like this occur hundreds of times per day across our test fleets.
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Instead, the next trend for savvy investors could be fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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While the Airbus A330 and A340 are also commonly found in presidential fleets.
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Boeing's most iconic jet, the 22020, has all but disappeared from U.S. fleets.
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"Switchover incentives can be used to encourage modernizing of diesel fleets," he added.
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That has led both Scoot and Skip to add locks to their fleets.
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New York-based Blade doesn't own helicopters, instead contracting out to local fleets.
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Fleets may exacerbate those bigger problems, creating a new potential vector for abuse.
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Because of modern developments, all throughout Taiwan, industrial fleets have replaced traditional fishing.
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Since the crash in Ethiopia, airlines worldwide have grounded their 737 Max fleets.
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Many airlines rely on these kinds of planes as linchpins of their fleets.
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Fleets aren't non-public, to be clear; they're just a little less accessible.
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Users can also post multiple Fleets, which viewers will move through using gestures.
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To be clear, Fleets are publicly viewable, but they're a little less accessible.
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Some fleets, for example, offer sustainable cabs while others specialize in luxury cars.
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Larger tech powerhouses like Amazon are also looking to establish their own fleets.
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First, they purchased medallions at bargain rates and established big fleets of cabs.
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Key questions: Will Britain open its extensive territorial waters to European fishing fleets?
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But they are gaining traction among urban drivers, taxi fleets and government agencies.
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"We're trying to empower teams to operate like autonomous car fleets," Enam said.
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The problem is criminals who flout the regulations that legal fleets must obey.
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Fleets of forklifts carry newly fabricated sets from the in-house woodworking mill.
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This area is also well within the range of Asian industrial fishing fleets.
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Many companies have opted to upgrade their fleets rather than pay the charges.
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Today, the company is working with insurance companies in addition to commercial fleets.
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Fleets of driverless taxis are projected to deliver billions in annual profits by 2030.
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Headlines General Motors aims to run fleets of self-driving taxis by 2019 on.ft.
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CEO Assaf Biderman highlighted the scooters' economic benefit for fleets in a recent conversation.
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Riding smartly, Superpedestrian wants to put some "brains" into the scooter fleets out there.
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So, as you're thinking about deploying fleets, you have to think about maximizing revenue.
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Fleets of robotaxis and shared vehicles will favour the established firms, says Mr Lesne.
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That means fewer roadblocks to making semi-autonomous or autonomous bus fleets a potentiality.
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It offers more than 1,300 cranes, one of the largest fleets in the industry.
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Leasing rather than buying gives carriers the flexibility to expand or shrink fleets quickly.
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Such is the fleets importance to Russia, it was willing to risk the repercussions.
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Didi, too, has been busy partnering with automakers to secure access to vehicle fleets.
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The United States has hundreds of the jets in its fleets and on order.
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That's the fee for operators of the largest fleets — with more than 10,2000 vehicles.
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For the next few years, Alaska Air will operate both fleets side by side.
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The FCC is developing rules for when spacecraft should be deorbited from these fleets.
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It also plans to compete with the brokers who connect truck fleets and shippers.
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These are the only three U.S. airlines with 737 Max jets in their fleets.
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Lime has also hit three million rides across its fleets of bikes and scooters.
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The fleets of electric scooters that have inundated cities are alarming enough as is.
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They'll run up to 20 to 30 years as we roll out new fleets.
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Fleets from South Korea, Taiwan and China were also among those dumping Pacific fish.
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Shell already gives business customers the option to offset carbon emissions from their fleets.
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It also told Grab to remove its exclusivity arrangements with drivers and taxi fleets.
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These trends have caused retailers from Macy's to Crocs to shrink their store fleets.
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The platform is scalable, making it attractive for companies that have large fleets, too.
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All see the potential for fleets of unmanned aerial vehicles that can pilot themselves.
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Are the countries devoting vast sums to their carrier fleets making a colossal mistake?
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To be sure, there is hardly parity between the Russian and American submarine fleets.
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Hence it believes AI will be a key aid to manage increasingly complex fleets.
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Each of these companies is expected to ultimately grow their fleets to 40 vehicles.
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They said they expected combining their fleets to save about ¥110 billion per year.
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The automaker plans to mass produce self-driving cars and operate them in fleets.
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The FAA says there are 74 Boeing 737 Max 8 jets in U.S. fleets.
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Audi is also exploring the possibility of deploying the e-tron Scooter in fleets.
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To keep costs down, WOW operates one of the youngest fleets in the world.
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Other nations are building fleets of drones, and America has set a dangerous precedent.
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But improving fuel economy significantly across vehicle fleets is becoming more challenging and expensive.
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As prices surged for late-model Ferraris, fleets of them flooded onto the market.
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The CPP requires states to reduce the average carbon emissions of their power fleets.
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Contrary to popular belief, the "divine wind" typhoons didn't destroy the Mongol fleets outright.
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Recently, however, the airline has operated one of Europe's newest fleets of passenger jets.
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"Accident rates in the Chinese Y-8 fleets are very, very low," he said.
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The rising costs don't only apply to airlines with Max planes in their fleets.
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The city of endless traffic lights and taxi fleets is a tangle to transit.
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They are now one of the oldest train fleets in passenger service in Britain.
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Ford intends for those cars to be first used in urban, ride-hailing fleets.
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They are installed in fleets of vehicles owned and operated by partners including Google.
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Mark Frohnmayer, Arcimoto founder, hopes to offer the energy efficient vehicles to more fleets.
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Caravans transporting fleets of small boats have also arrived in the Carolinas from Louisiana.
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American Airlines (AAL) and United Airlines (UAL) also have the planes in their fleets.
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It also ordered Grab to remove its exclusivity arrangements with drivers and taxi fleets.
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The biggest outfits work in fleets, dropping their catches onto tremendous, refrigerated mother ships.
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Expect larger fleets, a bigger real estate footprint and, eventually, heavy advertising to consumers.
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The U.S. Seventh Fleet operates in the largest of the U.S. Navy's numbered fleets.
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Twitter starts testing its own version of Stories, called 'Fleets,' which disappear after 24 hours Twitter is testing a new sharing format called "Fleets," starting in Brazil, which will let users post ephemeral content to its social network for the first time.
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Ultimately both cruise lines plan to deploy 10 Peppers on each ship across their fleets.
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Meanwhile, British fishing fleets are unsurprisingly pressuring London to "take back control" of U.K. waters.
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Their customers include auto manufacturers, auto financing companies and vehicle fleets including rental car companies.
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Rival automakers are also testing fleets of self-driving cars on and off public roads.
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Bird then opened its platform to regular users to operate their own scooter-sharing fleets.
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Boeing, working with the FAA, is asking airlines to inspect the 737s in their fleets.
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The fishing fleets routinely hampered the search vessels, Fugro operations manager Paul Kennedy told Reuters. .
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This can include looking more carefully at their commitments to reduce emissions in their fleets.
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Businesses also bought more vehicles for their corporate fleets, taking advantage of lower tax rates.
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One of NATO's standing fleets, led by a Canadian frigate, stands in for the foes.
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Recharging facilities and curbside parking will be necessary for ride-share fleets of electric AVs.
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Possible customers could be OEMs, rental fleets, truck and bus companies or ride sharing services.
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Some will become white-label, commodity producers of vehicles for Uber, Lyft, or Zoox fleets.
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Nuro and May Mobility already have tiny fleets of low-speed AVs on the road.
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Ford recently announced it is using quantum computing to manage energy consumption for commercial fleets.
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Those fleets will also fill up with hybrids, which tend to be even more affordable.
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The 747 is on the wane as a passenger aircraft as airlines retire their fleets.
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Diesel vehicles are widely deployed in our business fleets; companies need legal and planning security.
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The sanctions left Iran with one of the world's oldest and most accident-prone fleets.
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Vinli says it will expand its offerings for electric mobility and fleets of electric vehicles.
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U.S. airlines are cancelling thousands of flights every month as they operate with slimmer fleets.
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The quick refilling time would mean cars could be redeployed more quickly, keeping fleets smaller.
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There are 74 of these aircraft in U.S. fleets and 374 worldwide, the agency said.
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Any design issues with the long-established CFM56 engine could have repercussions for fleets worldwide.
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Meituan then dispatches its delivery fleets to people's doors in as little as 30 minutes.
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Uber, for example, began using semi-autonomous vehicles for its fleets in Pittsburgh last week.
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Now the team is creating a platform that can direct vehicle fleets and maximize revenue.
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In pursuit of rising grain volumes since 2014, many shippers expanded their fleets too quickly.
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Jones explained that during this period there were some examples of big fleets being gathered.
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Where fleets of carbon-gushing private jets fly in philanthropists to pontificate about climate change.
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Both the Mustang and the Camaro fall into the afterthought camp, destined for rental fleets.
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This is a step toward eventually having commercial fleets without safety drivers on California roads.
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The charging facility will allow self-driving EV fleets to charge with no operators around.
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Improbable has worked on infrastructure models for autonomous-vehicle fleets and telecommunication networks, as well.
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The company also works to fuel fleets, and establishes prices ad hoc with its clients.
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The Brazilian company, rated BB-/BB-, leases heavy equipment, machinery and fleets of light vehicles.
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And others have outlined plans to expand their development fleets over the next few years.
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Some automakers also continued to cut back on low-margin sales to rental car fleets.
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The vehicle is being specifically created for ride-hailing fleets and on-demand taxi services.
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Combat Fleets reported Iran was developing a variant of the Shkval known as the Dalaam.
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Nissan Motor has dealers buy cars for use in what it calls dealer rental fleets.
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They have also supported our military presence around the globe and expanded U.S. airlines' fleets.
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This is the latest project in Intel's quest to take drones from individuals to fleets.
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They can't have aircraft carriers, intercontinental ballistic missiles, bomber fleets, cruise missiles, or nuclear weapons.
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It can also be incorporated into neighborhoods and car-sharing fleets, according to the automaker.
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Instead, it plans to retrofit commercial fleets for tasks like parcel delivery and taxi services.
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Electric fleets are also a tool for communicating the effectiveness of E.V.s to the public.
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The following is a rundown on the new fleets ranging from operational to under construction.
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ITF actually did a separate report last year on shared fleets of self-driving cars.
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The Seventh Fleet, the largest of the Navy's forward-deployed fleets, was perhaps most vulnerable.
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The start-up plans to set up fleets of shuttles in new locations this year.
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Four of the world's nine biggest narrow-body aeroplane fleets are operated by Chinese carriers.
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But they would be better off investing in expanding their bus fleets, especially electric ones.
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There are around 75 B-52s in the US Air Force's active and reserve fleets.
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The company grew quickly as it brought fleets of scooters to cities around the country.
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But early sales will go to partners wanting to operate fleets, such as amusement parks.
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The result would be something like variably priced lanes dedicated to fleets of robot vehicles.
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Though nobody fishes there now, the ice-free water could have lured in industrial fleets.
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It also has special fleets in four other cities, transporting more than 17,000 medical workers.
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But last year's increase was driven by higher sales to rental, government and corporate fleets.
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Energy infrastructure: A robust electric grid is a key consideration for companies deploying EV fleets.
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Nauto's pilot customers include City Wide Taxi in San Francisco and fleets in 23 cities, internationally.
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The carmaker is developing fully autonomous vehicles that could be used for robotaxi fleets or deliveries.
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These involve fleets and vehicle manufacturers of buses, cars, trains and trucks, the Volvo Group said.
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Traditional retailers have been under pressure to shrink their store fleets amid falling revenues and productivity.
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Uber and Alphabet want to unleash fleets of unmanned flying cars and drones upon the world.
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The joint venture will offer products and services for well completions along with hydraulic fracturing fleets.
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Leasing allows them to finance rapid expansion or contraction of their fleets without taking on debt.
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"Let's stop with the speculations that fleets will be set up against anyone," President Plevneliev added.
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Scooter-sharing company Bird is adding an electric moped to fleets in "select markets" this summer.
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Carriers with mixed fleets can at least make do with a motley collection of older airplanes.
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Verizon also shelled out $2.4 billion to buy Fleetmatics, which uses software to manage truck fleets.
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One month before the December 2017 deadline, only 37 percent of 1,600 fleets were ELD-compliant.
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Fleets are growing as more people in more parts of the world can afford to travel.
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Do not expect fleets of BFRs to head for Mars at any date he may suggest.
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Robotaxi fleets running around the clock will generate predictable yields that will appeal to institutional investors.
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These new chargers will significantly boost the mobility of zero-emission vehicles, shuttles, and delivery fleets.
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The electrification efforts also help with long-term goals, including fielding reliable autonomous vehicles and fleets.
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The big picture: Tesla has long proclaimed its ambition to operate fleets of self-driving taxis.
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Once it was set up with test fleets in three states, Uber quickly clicked off miles.
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They'll be able to double their current fleets (to 2,500 total) if they reach 500 signups.
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We support that autonomous vehicles in dense urban areas should be operated only in shared fleets.
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Three US-based airlines — American, Southwest, and United — have Boeing 737 Max jets in their fleets.
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We're focused on making it easier for large fleets and automakers to access smarter data intelligence.
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Impressive, yes, but let's remember the manner in which Bird introduced scooter fleets to new markets.
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Dwindling sales and inflated stores fleets have combined to put many of them out of business.
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China and Indonesia grounded their fleets of Boeing's 737 MAX 8 aircraft after the fatal crash.
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But it's not so simple given competition from both the likes of Lyft and taxi fleets.
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Meanwhile, titans like Amazon and Google are aiming to build their own fleets of delivery drones.
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Uber launched fleets of electric scooters in Los Angeles and Austin, with more cities to come.
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Groups like Yemen's Houthis and Lebanon's Hizbullah have more sophisticated fleets, largely thanks to Iranian help.
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This means it's become popular with scooter and car delivery drivers, plus van and taxi fleets.
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Fleets are newer and travelers generally feel that they are getting great value for their money.
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Other companies like Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin are also hoping to create reusable fleets of rockets.
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Almost 55 miles a gallon — that's what U.S. regulators say automakers' fleets must average by 2025.
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Building a center requires medical offices, rehabilitation equipment, food service and fleets of handicapped-accessible vans.
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They are older vehicles that Carvana obtains directly from consumers, rental car fleets or expired leases.
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There are similar systems in other fleets, such as Mobileye's AWS-4000, that compares to Onguard.
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US airlines Delta and United both retired their Boeing 747 fleets in the past three years.
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During the past two days, Singapore, Indonesia and China have grounded their Boeing 737 Max fleets.
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A few entrepreneurs obtained most of the nonindependent medallions and built fleets that controlled the market.
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But the upswing was driven by sales to fleets, while sales to individual consumers were flat.
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The commission oversaw the drivers and fleets that owned the medallions for the city's 12,000 cabs.
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Operating in fleets controlled by a single supervisor, the autonomous tractors are intended to improve safety.
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The Max 8, the latest model of Boeing's workhorse 737, entered commercial fleets only last year.
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The plane must be recertified by the Federal Aviation Administration before it can rejoin airline fleets.
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It would also help maintain and service the fleets, whose cars are leased to independent drivers.
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And municipal air-quality regulations may spur or slow down the adoption of electric commercial fleets.
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Fleets would give marketers another way to speak directly — and informally — with customers on the platform.
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Fleets will be text-first, but users can add videos, GIFs and photos to the post.
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Instead, Jacobs sees an eventual duality, in which personally owned cars exist alongside autonomous robotaxi fleets.
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Governments have pledged to take major steps to improve fuel economy in their routes and fleets.
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The Indian government has ordered ride-hailing companies to electrify 40% of their fleets by 2026.
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While airlines are phasing it out of their fleets, it is still used to carry cargo.
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And you know when you look at each year for our fleets, they are very competitive.
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Ms. Diakité later related dramatic stories about how great fleets of boats carried the lockers upstream.
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Galesh says the company is developing a center where its operators will oversee fleets of drones.
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Boeing officials originally hoped that the 737 Max fleets would return to commercial service last year.
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Bird and its competitors have asked cities to allow larger fleets but have seen little change.
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One study focused on trucking fleets in the U.S., the other on Volvo cars in Sweden.
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Lyft has also rolled out small scooter fleets in Washington, D.C., Denver and Santa Monica, Calif.
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U.S. truck fleets have not kept pace with growing demand for different reasons, industry executives said.
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And it's going to serve as a key enabler of self-driving vehicles and vehicle fleets.
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Currently, about half of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park is off limits to fishing fleets.
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In partnership with Nauto, these companies will use the driver behavior, accident, road and safety data that the devices — which have been deployed in "dozens of fleets" and some of the automakers' development cars or car-sharing fleets — are collecting to eventually inform the autonomous system.
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Utilities are responding to the changing nature of vehicle fleets and the fuel that will power them.
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"Qatar has one of the industry's youngest fleets of ultra-long-haul wide-bodies," says the survey.
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For potential customers, this can be installed in vehicle fleets to offer autonomy to their transportation options.
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Airlines continue to deal with canceled flights because they don't have their entire fleets available to them.
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These are companies like Amazon and Zoomcar, which both have massive fleets of vehicles that need refueling.
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A third funded startup, yet to be named, is working on computer vision tech for vehicle fleets.
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The Bay Area-based company echoes a lot of what Superpedestrian says about scooters used for fleets.
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They will just be in fleets and you will rent them, or they'll be something like that.
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ADAS, inward-facing cameras and coaching have shown to drastically decrease insurance costs for commercial vehicle fleets.
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Once the fleets start hauling in their catches, the temptation will be to collect more and more.
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They're also planning new investments along highways, and new collaboration with operators of bus and shuttle fleets.
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On-demand scooter services, like Bird or Lime, have used the ES2 scooters in their respective fleets.
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Like this, the chandelier fleets in and out from seeming disorder to precise spiralling patterns and shapes.
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For some, the first step was simple — reduce the speed at which their fleets ply the oceans.
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Nissan has taken NASA technology built for the Mars Rover to help control fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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The Shenzhen automaker is trekking across the globe and shipping fleets to the U.K., Chile and Egypt.
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The alternative—buying fleets of tube trailers for delivering compressed hydrogen by road—involves equally heavy investment.
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Aiming for affordability for individuals, and not just fleets or luxury buyers, is also a noble undertaking.
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Like established logistics firms, it charges businesses per package but its approach to fleets is quite unique.
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These types of brokerages connect manufacturers and retailers that are shipping goods with truck owners and fleets.
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Big players—Google, Tesla, Uber itself— have been working on driverless car fleets for quite some time.
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But as time passed and it grew vastly out-funded, the company began looking to autonomous fleets.
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It's fairly easy in California, but less so in other states trying to boost their EV fleets.
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Industrial fleets often throw back fish that are damaged, diseased, too small or of an unwanted species.
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Fiji Airways and flydubai said they were confident in the airworthiness of their 737 MAX 8 fleets.
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As electric vehicles increasingly become the cheapest per mile, those app-based transport fleets will go electric.
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The venture trades 1.3 million tonnes a year and has one of the largest asphalt shipping fleets.
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Others pour money into developing self-driving cars, which might one day operate as robotic taxi fleets.
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However, with motorbike taxi fleets on every street corner in Bangkok already, UberMoto's arrival hasn't been smooth.
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The company said existing business fleets would deploy its kits in pilot tests by year-end. Drive.
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Panda said it plans to lease the cars for commercial fleets, such as taxis and courier services.
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But Yelp offers a partner program connecting them with fleets that can deliver their food if needed.
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Electric AV fleets will emit less carbon into the atmosphere and cause less damage to our environment.
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Each one of these new fleets significantly adds to the risk of spacecraft collisions with other spacecraft.
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The US military is building this capability as it confronts great power rivals with capable surface fleets.
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There is also a race to provide lucrative parts and services for those growing fleets of vehicles.
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These are partners that are transparent, innovative, and are focused on putting autonomous fleets on the road.
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The company's roots were not with mobile phones, as it turns out, but taxi and trucking fleets.
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The department is also requiring that each company deploy a portion of their fleets in East Portland.
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Taxi companies can no longer find enough drivers for their fleets because there is so little business.
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He has previously noted that China has ensured that their fishing fleets are conducting business entirely legally.
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Several people in the industry say that Google's business interest is in operating fully driverless taxi fleets.
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G.M.'s petition calls for producing up to 2,500 Cruise AVs for use in commercial ride fleets.
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Founded in 2015, the company has app-based, on-demand taxi-moto fleets in Rwanda and Congo.
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Let's take a look at some metrics from our test fleets in San Francisco and suburban Phoenix.
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While, yes, you can add images, videos, and GIFs to your fleets, no one can retweet them.
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Fleets presents another opportunity for Twitter users to create content for a more limited group of people.
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He trained 40,000 female health workers, improved laboratories, created ambulance fleets and multiplied medical school graduates tenfold.
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But it is not so simple given competition from both the likes of Lyft and taxi fleets.
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With the right infrastructure in place, fleets of electric cars could substitute for new dedicated storage capacity.
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Also in coronavirus: Cancelations and reduced demand have left nearly 9 percent of container shipping fleets inactive.
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Five other Russian airlines, who have Superjets in their fleets, did not respond to requests for comment.
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In LA, the four main e-scooter companies — Bird, Lime, Uber, and Lyft — all have significant fleets.
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Independent third-party contractors with their own fleets of cargo vans proved a cheaper, more nimble option.
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The last few years have seen a number of big companies add electric vehicles to their fleets.
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As such, I direct an operational pause be taken in all of our fleets around the world.
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City layout: Densely populated cities enable ride-hailing fleets to serve the entire passenger base more efficiently.
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But a push to cut back on incentives and sales to rental fleets have slowed the company.
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But we're actually enabling these guys to really have a much more active business for their fleets.
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So basically, the company is acting as a broker, and it sends the rides to registered fleets.
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As airlines around the world expanding their fleets, everyone is looking for people to do the flying.
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How are we getting states to get together and get fleets big enough to do these deployments?
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There is great potential for self-driving buses, trucks, industrial equipment, and, of course, shared vehicle fleets.
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"We have a platform approach, providing elements of what software providers would (structured data, reporting, etc) but also elements of what fleet management providers like FleetLogistics would (procurement automation, benchmarking cost against other fleets, optimizing the bidding process for the procurement of new fleets and fleet leases)," he adds.
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Others said they owned fleets of luxury cars, expensive Swiss watches, diamond jewelry and large tracts of land.
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Today, Stratio is emerging from stealth to help OEMs, distributors and fleets benefit from AI-driven predictive intelligence.
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They aim to have their platform used by between 500 and 600 fleets by the end of 2018.
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The company realized there was a use case and an opportunity today for human-driven car-sharing fleets.
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Top oilfield provider Schlumberger last month said it was reducing the number of its active fleets by 50%.
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By contrast, studies suggest that self-driving fleets will be in use more than 75% of the time.
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It optimistically plans to offer fully autonomous driving systems to taxi fleets and rival automakers in three years.
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In addition to these future initiatives, the Air Force is still pouring money into multiple overtasked aircraft fleets.
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Aside from company-owned fleets, Tesla companies will be able to rent out their own cars for hire.
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Imagine companies like Amazon, Starbucks or Apple launching their own mobility fleets on top of a generic platform.
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The company says diodes inside the alternators can wear out under frequent hot-temperature use in commercial fleets.
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The company plans to cut sales for U.S. rental car fleets by 80,000 to 113,000 vehicles this year.
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Evgeny Freidman was dubbed the Taxi King of New York for managing cab fleets for investors including Cohen.
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That would be gold for, say, Chinese or Russian fleets trying to locate the big juicy American target.
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This month Ofo dissolved its international unit, which had sent fleets into 22017 countries, from Mexico to Malaysia.
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This sees it bring fuel direct to commercial fleets, which are typically parked overnight in one central location.
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It also can adapt more easily to changing demand patterns, since the fleets can be redistributed at will.
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In many cases, they were antiquated and favored the holders of livery licenses and automobile fleets over consumers.
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No Egyptian airlines, including flagship carrier EgyptAir, have Boeing 737 MAX jets in their fleets, the statement said.
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But if self-driving taxi fleets don't take off as expected, their financial plans could be at risk.
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The company launched its own fleets of e-scooters, and is currently in a $13 million fundraising round.
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Brokerages such as 4Front Logistics connect manufacturers and retailers that are shipping goods with truck owners and fleets.
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Fleetmatics is an SaaS-based provider of GPS and other services to fleets and companies with mobile workforces.
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More specifically, it wants to sell them hardware and software that will keep their fleets up to snuff.
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Lucid plans to start with personal ownership model through direct sales model and to explore partnership with fleets.
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Before Reddit's armchair detective agency, or the fleets of Twitter correctors, the internet's tall tales had longer legs.
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The airline runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but is close to bankruptcy after years of operational losses.
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Likewise, a shift to self-driving vehicles, particularly in ride-sharing fleets, will boost EV demand after 2025.
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Fortunately, the falling cost of fuel has boosted airlines' profits, giving them the money to renew their fleets.
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"[We are] digitizing SMB fleets by simplifying the management of business vehicles," says Vimcar co-founder Andreas Schneider.
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Such micro-weather data may soon become a reality—and a necessity for future fleets of delivery drones.
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They'll probably show up in fleets at first, think self-driving taxis with a driver at the wheel.
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Fleets are expected to increasingly add LNG fueled ships but the transition could take a number of years.
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In a like way, losses incurred to vehicle fleets increasingly occur in conflict and other high-risk zones.
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Element Fleet provides management services for commercial vehicle fleets, and ECN Capital is an independent commercial finance company.
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Nigerian E-commerce startups Jumia and Konga created their own delivery fleets to make up for this deficiency.
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Ford has set a target of putting a self-driving shuttle into commercial ride-sharing fleets by 2021.
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U.S. carmakers said on Tuesday they continued to pare back on sales to daily rental fleets in July.
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Southwest Airlines Co, American Airlines Group Inc and United Airlines said they were still confident in their fleets.
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Far from the war leader of legend, she seeks peace with Spain while it builds its invasion fleets.
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The Denver-based company is currently running 23 pressure pumping fleets and has taken delivery of a 24th.
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Upgrading and expanding the fighter fleets requires less political capital on the U.S. side versus more sensitive options.
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But total sales are higher because of a big jump in sales to fleets, such as rental companies.
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Counting the Airbus order last month, Airbus' tally now totals 214 planes, according to Flightglobal's Ascend Fleets database.
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Governments and car manufacturers worldwide have taken steps to electrify fleets and further phase out the combustion engine.
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Both firms say most new deliveries will permit growth in airline fleets rather than simply replacing old jets.
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Existing vehicle fleets, and even some aircraft, are capable of using motor fuel containing a mix of ethanol.
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Wrightspeed's own customers tend to operate fleets of lighter, smaller trucks that work more on a local level.
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The race to get driverless cars in ride-hailing fleets has gone from a marathon to a sprint.
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That's probably smart given how many other carmakers and tech companies are building autonomous fleets for ride hailing.
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The American Trucking Association said it was "cautiously optimistic" the new rules will not disrupt fleets and manufacturers.
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By benefiting from the local and distributed nature of battery fleets, utilities also can forgo expensive infrastructure investments.
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It remains to be seen how fleets will be used there—but plenty of people will be watching.
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The company says it's disinfecting its fleets of two-wheelers every time they are brought into a depot.
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Researchers, for example, are studying how aircrafts and tanks can be backed by artificially intelligent fleets of drones.
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Those companies are racing to put autonomous vehicles into commercial ride and delivery fleets within a few years.
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Electrifying public bus fleets would make them cleaner, more comfortable, and cheaper over the life of the vehicles.
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Getting regulatory approval and consumer acceptance of driverless fleets is the key pillar to the unit's business strategy.
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Many cities, including Los Angeles and Seattle, have also begun purchasing electric buses for their mass transit fleets.
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Fleets will show up in a carousel at the top of your timeline and disappear after 24 hours.
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Our domestic fishing fleets are widely recognized as some of the most sustainable and responsible in the world.
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Still, the country with the most scooter activity is in the U.S., where 117 cities have scooter fleets.
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That has forced airlines to repeatedly push back when they expect the planes to return to their fleets.
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Governments and car manufacturers alike have taken steps to electrify fleets and further phase out the combustion engine.
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JetBlue and Spirit have fleets of all Airbus narrowbody jets, with dozens of new planes on the way.
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Under the lax European Union carbon dioxide caps, German car builders had little incentive to modernize their fleets.
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"Blocking the US and Japanese fleets&apos access to Taiwan is the PLA&aposs [main] mission," Song said.
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But in traffic-choked cities where greenhouse gas emissions are concentrated, momentum is building for cleaner urban fleets.
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However, the bill allows for all for-hire vehicle companies to add wheelchair-accessible vehicles to their fleets.
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In October, GM said autonomous fleets of its electric Chevy Volts would be on the road in 2017.
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The number of active hydraulic fracturing spreads or fleets in the Permian, the largest oilfield in the United States, has fallen to 172 from 192 earlier this year, and such fleets active across the U.S. have dropped to 460 from a peak of 480, according to data provider Primary Vision.
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Lime and Bird, the other two large scooter companies, notably use contract labor to charge and move their fleets.
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The fleets will primarily be used with partner Lyft for on-demand ride-hailing service, according to the report.
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The 80 jets are likely to give flynas one of the largest budget airline fleets in the Middle East.
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American flies 24 MAX 8s and United 14 MAX 8s, which represents three percent of the airlines' respective fleets.
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Going forward, the self-driving fleets of Uber and its trucking subsidiary Otto will be powered by Nvidia tech.
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Schlumberger said "several key customers" were opting to stop using hydraulic fracturing fleets later this year and into January.
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The Indian Navy stands to benefit from these strategic ties as the US will likely enhance India's naval fleets.
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UPS and FedEx trucks could be replaced by fleets of delivery robots, eliminating the need for a human driver.
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These require that 15 percent of the fleets automakers sell to have zero emissions in that state by 2025.
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It also said it was operating 10 horizontal rigs and four fracking fleets in the quarter to complete wells.
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The scale and speed of GM's cuts in sales to rental fleets have caught investors and analysts by surprise.
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The timing was "pure coincidence," he said, though he acknowledged the rule could lead clients to rethink their fleets.
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Of course, this is only a patent filing and Zuckerberg may never build fleets of these Segway-looking bots.
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The data can be tapped by insurers, those who run commercial fleets or cities looking to find problem roads.
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Right now, self-driving cars are deployed in small test fleets and drive millions more miles in computer simulation.
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This allows airlines with common-type fleets to more easily substitute pilots and airplanes, making their operations more flexible.
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Most recently, SpotHero launched a new service dubbed "SpotHero for Fleets" that targets shared mobility and on-demand services.
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Bulk sales to rental-car fleets undermine resale values and hurt retail consumers at trade-in time, dealers said.
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Airlines support NextGen and are expected to spend $15 billion upgrading their fleets to prepare for the new systems.
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Oleo 100 has been registered for use in vehicle fleets such as trucks and buses, but not passenger cars.
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Note: Some large shippers employ their own private fleets but still use brokers/carriers to fill in the gaps.
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Ships from Russia's Northern, Baltic and Black Sea Fleets would take part as would vessels from its Caspian Flotilla.
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Regulators grounded the 737 Max fleets after the second of two fatal crashes within five months of one another.
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And the technology could pave the way for fleets of driverless EVs that can be summoned with an app.
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The task of managing these fleets and optimizing their routes will be an immense challenge requiring complex software solutions.
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The technology could allow fleets of stores on wheels to come to consumers on demand straight to their location.
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Amazon's long-term aspirations in this field appear to involve fleets of driverless trucks and even flying delivery drones.
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Both told Gizmodo on Monday morning that they do not currently plan to ground the aircraft in their fleets.
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And for the folks aiming to deploy fleets of self-driving cars into that chaos, this is a problem.
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Starting at a relatively modest $10,000, "delivery service partners" can lease fleets of 20 to 40 Amazon-branded vans.
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So I think in the end that's the most volume, but we're going to cut our teeth on fleets.
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The startup will work with each automaker to help them get self-driving fleets on the road in 2021.
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And some airlines prefer working with an MRO provider that can service mixed fleets of Airbus and Boeing jets.
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The electric Jaguar SUVs will join Chrysler Pacifica minivans from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV in Waymo's robo-taxi fleets.
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But Chinese airlines are seeing profit dented by falling returns as the growth of fleets has outpaced passenger growth.
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China's Ministry of Agriculture did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the activities of China's fishing fleets.
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Come to think of it, at these costs, why aren't we just running fleets of actual Ferraris around town?
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The current standards require car companies to get more than 54 miles per gallon across their fleets by 2025.
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If self-driving cars are part of shared fleets, then governments could lose even more parking and registration revenues.
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Most airlines in Nigeria want to expand their fleets, but high financing costs and currency risks have hampered growth.
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The Fixes: New bicycle parking, air pumps, bike share fleets, and off-street regional routes are all worthwhile investments.
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And finally, Volkswagen and Hyundai announced that, by 2021, they intend to have autonomous taxi fleets on the roads.
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One company, Samsara, is working on just those kinds of sensors and products to keep those fleets operating smoothly.
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Vinli signed a deal with ALD Automotive to add its connected services to its fleets of 1.6 million vehicles.
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Turkey and the Emirates have turned Libya into the first war fought primarily by clashing fleets of armed drones.
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The first ones required automobile fleets to average 18 miles per gallon (mpg) by 1978 and 27.5 by 1985.
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The Z Card allows customers to manage fuel accounts online, and is used primarily by companies with vehicle fleets.
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Many buildings are providing the bicycles themselves, acquiring their own fleets — emblazoned with the buildings' names — for residents' use.
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Teachers told us that graduates consistently find employment as mechanics for city fleets or in private auto repair shops.
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Light trucks and SUVs are a cash cow for automakers and have the highest profit margins in their fleets.
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Management cited the potential for rapid promotion and one of the youngest fleets in Europe as other pull factors.
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Other forage species are swept up at sea in large numbers by industrial fishing fleets aiming for different fish.
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But while Ford is looking five years out, Uber is moving aggressively toward driverless fleets, despite the regulatory uncertainties.
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Some believe it could be related to a legacy of dirty Soviet industry and fleets of aging diesel cars.
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The model affected by the cracks, the 2737 Next Generation, forms the backbone of airline fleets around the world.
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That's not a bad problem and if you look at the commercial fleets, they're at 80, 90, 100% turnover.
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The initial application of the auto supplier's self-driving cars will be in on-demand passenger and logistics fleets.
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Dozens of companies have already been using it to test their fleets of "robo-taxis," the company has said.
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Patterson-UTI manufactures electrical control systems used for electric frac spreads, but does not own any electric frac fleets.
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It also hopes to begin producing a driverless car for taxi fleets, rider services and delivery companies by 2021.
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Both Skip and Jump say they expect to initially dedicate only 20 percent of their fleets to underserved areas.
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There are some pretty significant distinctions between tweets and fleets that go far beyond just the latter's ephemeral nature.
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To deal with critics and improve safety and costs, the scooter companies have upgraded their fleets with sturdier scooters.
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Companies like OneWeb, SpaceX, Amazon, and even Apple are racing to launch fleets of thousands of internet-providing satellites.
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In response, both FedEx and UPS are investing large sums to modernise their fleets and expand their delivery hubs.
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Fiat Chrysler said sales dropped 10 percent to 161,477, as it also cut back sales to daily rental fleets.
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The watchdog also requires Grab to cease its exclusivity arrangements with all taxi fleets in Singapore, subject to provisions.
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The only additional needed element is a system of tax incentives to reward companies whose fleets outperform the target.
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Google, which also has a drone delivery service, told 9News that it is not responsible for the drone fleets.
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Others have been told to shoot dots, and more still have been tasked with bringing down alien space fleets.
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It was usually used to order small fleets of cars for police departments, municipalities or others with unique requirements.
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Those fleets would also be allowed to emit more greenhouse gases for each mile driven under the Trump plan.
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Meanwhile, automakers want a single set of national rules as they make billion-dollar bets on their future fleets.
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Prices could also suffer due to company-specific environmental agendas (company fleets comprise a high share of diesel cars).
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Its subsidiary SuperShuttle operates airport shuttle fleets in more than 40 cities in the U.S. and seven international cities.
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Patterson-UTI manufactures electrical control systems used for electric frac spreads, but does not own any electric frac fleets.
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Companies like Uber, Lyft and Ford that plan to offer diversified transportation services could operate three complementary types of fleets: E-scooters, bikes and e-bikes — and eventually autonomous pods for 1-2 passengers Shuttle fleets, including autonomous features Ride-hailing fleets for individual and shared rides, eventually using robotaxis What's needed: Intelligent digital platforms — whether developed by cities or by transportation companies — could integrate different modes of transportation into a personal travel plan that's optimized for consumer preferences like shortest travel time or lowest price.
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It expects that over the next decade, there will be an introduction of crewed and uncrewed autonomous ships and fleets.
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It organises deliveries through its digital platform, but managing fleets of cycle couriers is a complex business to scale up.
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The EU, in particular France, wants to ensure that European fishing fleets will retain access to U.K. waters after Brexit.
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It involved deploying additional forces to Russia's far east and a naval build-up involving its Northern and Pacific fleets.
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The United States has objected to Mexican fleets' method of catching tuna that involves chasing and capturing dolphins in nets.
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Didi works with some 10 fleets and provides the logistics and ordering layer on top of those third-party services.
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A satellite image showing the southern tip of A68, which now appears to be surrounded by fleets of smaller icebergs.
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Volkswagen is launching two kinds of test fleets that use Aurora's tech, including one for ride-pooling using Moia shuttles.
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As car-share fleets grow, companies are increasingly tasked with solving for complex parking needs at scale, according to SpotHero.
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Many of them are toying with the idea of new mobility services, like shared fleets of cars, bikes, and scooters.
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As large-scale AV fleets are deployed, these early-stage startups will become likely targets of the next acquisition wave.
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The partnership enables Grab to work with SMRT's licensed taxi and private car fleets, while introducing hybrid and fully electric
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If I tried to cover all the Asian and EU cities electrifying their bus fleets, this post would never end.
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Ships from NATO's standing fleets spent 120 days there in 2018, up from 39 in 2014 and 80 in 2017.
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Instead of owning the scooter outright, riders will now find Inboard's scooter as part of fleets operated by other companies.
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The mobility manager would sit in a call center of sorts, able to take requests from entire fleets of vehicles.
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To do this, GM is calling for 25 percent of all automakers' fleets to switch to electric or hybrid power.
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The bottom line: Even in an autonomous world, someone needs to own, maintain and manage fleets of those expensive vehicles.
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Electrification of delivery vehicle fleets already makes sense from a cost perspective, but there are currently few options, he notes.
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Cars also include Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard options, something that's still notably lacking among traditional rental fleets.
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Gogoro's scooter came at a time before the world's biggest automakers started making multibillion dollar promises about electrifying their fleets.
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The legacy airlines have much larger fleets, making things like adding high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi a bigger endeavor.
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When I flew north, to the heart of vanilla county, I could see new fleets of yellow motorised tuk-tuks.
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Why it matters: Municipal and corporate vehicle fleets are a growth area for EVs, and not just for environmental reasons.
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While firms with fleets of between 288,2000 and 230,24 vehicles would need to pay £2209,0003 for a five-year license.
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A substantial amount of these "committed" future emissions are from relatively young coal-fired power fleets in China and India.
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"We believe that global demand for this category of aircraft can support fleets of millions of vehicles worldwide," said Lyasoff.
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Carefully folded paper boats, placed like static fleets, lined the theater floor, giving the installation the feel of a wake.
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They move the state closer toward requiring all bus fleets to run on electricity or hydrogen by the year 123.
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Loss-making SAA, which flies one of Africa's largest fleets, received state funds in July to help it repay debts.
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That has resulted in more carriers replacing their aging fleets of jets or in ordering new planes to expand service.
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Their initial high cost means the vast majority of the cars will be bought by fleets offering shared mobility services.
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And since any given carrier's rivals are upgrading their fleets, it has little option but to buy new planes itself.
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As fleets of mobile workers break down borders, similarly, investment money hones in on the strongest companies to invest in.
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"Our domestic fishing fleets are widely recognized as some of the most sustainable and responsible in the world," he said.
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China's airlines have been expanding rapidly as more Chinese travel overseas, ordering new planes to expand their long-haul fleets.
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China is also leading the global deployment of electric bus fleets, with more than 170 000 buses already circulating today.
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Another built-to-last scooter for fleets comes from Acton (its fleet vehicle is billed as a an "urban warrior").
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It also led to a shoot-out between rival taxi fleets, fighting over who would get to pick up shoppers.
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Schlumberger says it has more than doubled its deployment of fracturing fleets in North America over the last six months.
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That said, a number of categories of equipment across the services, like certain helicopter fleets, are not in good shape.
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However, given their own challenges in domains such as helicopter fleets, they could use a bit of a break too.
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We'll continue to engage with them to ensure they have the information needed to have confidence in operating their fleets.
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Lordstown Motors has orders for 6,000 trucks from 19 companies that operate large fleets, including Duke Energy, Mr. Burns said.
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Landlocked countries are not docked for lacking a navy, but countries with navies are penalized if their fleets lack diversity.
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Ice-free waters beckon to navies and merchant fleets, offering a convenient, shorter and cheaper pathway between ports of call.
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At the outset of World War II, Japan fielded one of the world's largest and best fleets of aircraft carriers.
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Freighter fleets are also increasingly competing with passenger planes as new planes offer more space in their holds for cargo.
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"Large pay increases fleets have been offering appear to be working," said Bob Costello, chief economist at the industry group.
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U.S. carriers have all retired the Boeing 747, the original jumbo jet with the iconic humped fuselage, from their fleets.
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City Car Share powered by Carma in the San Francisco Bay Area has one of the greenest car-sharing fleets.
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If you look at food startups, it all started with Just Eat, Grubhub and Seamless listing restaurants with delivery fleets.
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Villagers saw fleets of cars racing to pick up a single sick person and vast amounts of money pouring in.
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Intel has already demonstrated its fleets of drones performing in concert in a test in Palm Springs earlier this year.
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Lyft says it's working to add them to its fleets in San Francisco and the East Bay later this month.
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With approximately 70 submarines, North Korea has one of the largest fleets of attack and mini submarines in the world.
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I don't know what the scale of the Hertz and Enterprise fleets are, but they've got to be really large.
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Cash, locked up in stock options, is about to flood the region, and fleets of new millionaires will be roving.
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The agency, the California Air Resources Board, said it expected that municipal bus fleets would be fully electric by 2040.
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Dreamliners, like the 953 Max, form part of the fleets at both Air Canada and WestJet, Canada's two major airlines.
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It also said it expects to reactivate six pressure-pumping fleets through mid-2018, suggesting strong demand for hydraulic fracturing.
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Though Fleets don't move through Twitter's network the way that Tweets can, viewers can interact with them, in a way.
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Yet it seems telling that Twitter suddenly announced yesterday that it was testing Instagram Stories-esque feature Fleets in Brazil.
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Collectively, current and former officers said, the new rules mark several significant cultural shifts for the Navy's tradition-bound fleets.
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It's not entirely clear what "logistics support" entails, although Amazon's fleets of delivery drivers could be diverted to help WHO.
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Like other transportation companies, UPS is under pressure from city and national governments to convert its delivery fleets from diesel.
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Twitter is testing a new feature called "fleets," which are intended to disappear after 24 hours, the company announced Wednesday.
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The court's ultimate ruling on the hastily designed rules should help companies settle on whether to buy their own fleets.
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Those in the trucking industry often view "family-owned" fleets as a positive, rather than a red flag for favoritism.
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The budget also gives the Air Force money to modernize legacy bomber fleets, including development of B-52H replacement engines.
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Potter's research found that electric vehicle sales in China are increasingly made by unidentified "mystery buyers," as well as fleets.
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Fleets of flying replacement batteries would have to be set up along a drone's flight path to boost its range.
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Notably, American Airlines, which operates one of the largest fleets of planes in the world, does not even serve peanuts.
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The companies are rolling out new designs in the coming weeks, which they will integrate into their fleets over time.
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The startup develops software systems for autonomous mass transit fleets and is currently in meetings with cities and transit providers.
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The 737 Max family of planes is new enough that it doesn't make up a significant portion of airlines' fleets.
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German Navy U-boats had, in fact, devastated British merchant fleets so badly by 1917 that British defeat was imminent.
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The Indian military could inconvenience Chinese merchant and military fleets by denying them their most direct route to South Asia.
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Low-speed shuttles at airports or campuses may be the early norm, not Wild West taxi fleets through Times Square.
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Asian carriers are looking to renew their long-haul fleets as passenger demand remains robust despite a decline in cargo.
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Above the city's winding streets, crowded with fleets of auto rickshaws and mopeds, billboards declare that every home deserves Hitachi cooling.
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Two U.S. senators called the fleet's immediate grounding and a rising number of airlines said they would voluntarily ground their fleets.
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Tapping into commercial fleets, Nauto's system "drives" many miles, gathering data all along the way about driver behavior, good and bad.
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Commercial fishing fleets once found tuna by looking for dolphins, which follow tuna schools and swim near the surface above them.
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However, GM believes that cost could drop to roughly $1 per mile by 2025 with driverless vehicles in ride-share fleets.
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Besides for ride hailing fleets, automakers and others are interested in self-driving technology for commercial applications, such as delivery vans.
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Initially, experts anticipate most self-driving vehicles will go into ride-hailing fleets, if for no other reason their high cost.
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Telematics is already being widely used by various industries like delivery, towing, and public transport to monitor entire fleets of vehicles.
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"A few business jets are going to release a lot fewer emissions than fleets of large supersonic passengers planes," he said.
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But it could be an interesting proposition for businesses that need to deploy and manage fleets of devices for their workforce.
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The company claims that fleets using its products have seen a 54% decrease in distracted driving events per hour of driving.
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Most of the scooter companies appear to have moved a majority of their fleets to downtown to capitalize on the opportunity.
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The airlines that have the planes in their fleets have canceled flights that would have used the planes into next year.
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" In cutting costs, it also notes that high-power spy satellites can "empower smaller fleets to cover a wide ocean space.
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Fleets of the robots should be on 100 U.S. campuses within the next two years, according to Starship CEO Lex Bayer.
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Representatives of truck makers and large truck fleets contacted Friday did not comment or said they were still studying the proposal.
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Companies like Uber built up massive fleets of drivers and delivery workers who are treated as independent contractors rather than employees.
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Others, such as GM, Audi, and BMW, may choose to compete with the ride-sharing giants and operate their own fleets.
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Ford's also still set on putting fleets of self-driving vehicles on roads by 2021, so that's half the job won.
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Then there are the capital costs of self-driving fleets, which Bloomberg has estimated as an initial outlay of $306 billion.
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Uber plans to use Nvidia's tech in its eventual self-driving fleets of Volvos as well as the company's autonomous trucks.
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Since the age of about 15, my skin had always been unpredictable, launching fleets of spots at the most inconvenient times.
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Similar to Uber, FlixBus and Eurolines do not take on the capital expenditure and operational costs of owning fleets of vehicles.
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Sedric can carry 4 passengers and could be used for ride-sharing fleets as well as for individual consumers, VW said.
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Under even aggressive testing assumptions, it would take tens and sometimes hundreds of years to drive these miles with existing fleets.
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That left the country with one of the oldest civil-aviation fleets in the world—and a safety record to match.
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Scooter fleets are popping up across the country, and cities want access to rider data in exchange for letting them operate.
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Regulatory and consumer pressures are forcing established automakers to put more electric vehicles in their fleets over the next several years.
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"There are going to be a lot of different options with regards to applying self-driving to existing fleets," he said.
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It has proposed a 30 percent reduction in the average CO2 emission of carmakers' fleets by 2030 compared with 2021 levels.
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But it's a vital one, given that most of these companies plan to operate their aircraft as fleets of flying cabs.
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So if we are going to get fleets of self-driving cars on the road, we want them to be safer.
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Russian fleets, for instance, discarded large amounts of Alaska pollock in the North West Pacific because they only wanted the roe.
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Boeing executives said they believe its PAV could eventually be used for air taxi fleets and for other commercial air services.
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The packaged goods industry has been battling surging freight and commodities costs all year as railroads and truck fleets hike rates.
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He said it will provide an economically attractive option for companies that own fleets of light-duty delivery trucks, for instance.
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For instance, he said, researchers are comparing maps of different species of fish with the areas where various fleets are operating.
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Nissan, Ford, and Volkswagen are making aggressive moves to expand the number of EVs in their fleets in the near future.
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Southwest and American were already grappling with a larger than normal number of out-of-service aircraft, further straining their fleets.
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Most major manufacturers have announced plans to introduce hybrids, plug-ins and pure battery-electric vehicles, or BEVs, to their fleets.
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Schlumberger warned the constraints could slow growth in the coming months, but said it plans to continue deploying hydraulic fracturing fleets.
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"We coordinate the freight, we pay the truckers, we help optimize the fleets," says Shipwell president and co-founder, Jason Traff.
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A number of automakers have said they plan to begin deploying self-driving vehicles, some in commercial fleets, by 2020-21.
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GM has previously announced plans to make some of its future electric vehicles capable of driving themselves in robot taxi fleets.
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The suspension forced some carriers that have recently added the planes to their fleets to cancel scores of flights a day.
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Companies creating autonomous taxi fleets have a unique opportunity to define and lead this shift toward virtually free and ubiquitous transportation.
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Keane Group completed its acquisition of Denver-based fracking company RockPile Energy Services in July, adding six fleets to its portfolio.
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GM executives have outlined plans to use Cruise technology to deliver autonomous, electric vehicles that Lyft could use in its fleets.
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To keep growth going, automakers have offered more incentives, pushed leasing to record levels and sold more cars into rental fleets.
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FCA already has a deal with Tesla to pool vehicle fleets in Europe for regulatory-compliance reasons and to avoid fines.
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Companies such as FlexDrive and Clutch make the software that individual dealerships need to set up subscriptions for their own fleets.
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The F-22 Raptor and F-35A Joint Strike Fighter fleets will come up short, he said, but for different reasons.
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Operators with ill-equipped fleets may be unable to deliver in regions with emissions restrictions, causing delayed deliveries and customer headaches.
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The anchor of American military presence in Europe and Asia, including bases and fleets, contributes mightily to stability in both regions.
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Airlines made big orders to increase their fleets at this week&aposs Dubai Airshow, spending a total of almost $50 billion.
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Airline profits could cover the industry's high cost of capital for a fourth year, attracting investment for new fleets and infrastructure.
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As reported by Politico's Justin Stares in April, the European Commission has already proposed plans for drone fleets for migrant monitoring.
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The pair's truck had Onguard installed in the truck they drove for US Express, one of the nation's largest trucking fleets.
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Element Financial finances and manages vehicles of companies that own vast fleets for sales staff, technicians and others on the move.
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We live in a time of militarized drone fleets, precision landings of orbital rockets, and soon, gigantic Mars-bound rockets (maybe).
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Even regulated, coal-heavy utilities like Southern Company say the rule does not change its plans to retire its coal fleets.
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GM launched the service in January with small fleets in Ann Arbor, Michigan and in Chicago, New York, Frankfurt and Berlin.
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Walmart pays a little bit more, in some cases, much more than commercial fleets and there's a lot of reasons why.
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On Wednesday, the social network said it's testing a new feature called Fleets, which are posts that disappear after 24 hours.
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"We're hoping that Fleets can help people share the fleeting thoughts that they would have been unlikely to Tweet," he added.
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In the cases of Lyft and Uber, that means a future with lower car ownership and with fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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Two of the sources said the government could absorb the aircraft into existing fleets used by ministries and state-owned corporations.
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Budget carriers Ryanair and easyJet announced plans to ground most of their fleets, with the latter echoing calls for government help.
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It's testing fleets — its try-hard name that mashes together "fleeting" and "tweets" — in Brazil, according to a company blog post.
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But in recent years, the industry's safety record has improved markedly as major airlines have invested in fleets of Western airplanes.
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This means it will work for human-driven fleets like traditional taxi cabs as well as autonomous shuttles and, someday, robotaxis.
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Dubbed "fleets," as in fleeting, the text-based messages live outside of users' main feeds and will disappear after 24 hours.
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In the U.S., about 91% of fleets are small businesses, operating six or fewer trucks, according to the American Trucking Associations.
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Uber is running tests in Pittsburgh, while General Motors, Ford Motor and other traditional automakers are creating their own test fleets.
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Buyers who need fleets of vehicles care about reliability and durability, not style and leather seats, lowering the bar for entry.
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The tiny west African country, with a GDP of just $2.1bn, has one of the largest seagoing fleets in the world.
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A number of automakers have said they plan to begin deploying self-driving vehicles, some in commercial fleets, by 2020-2021.
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The extreme heat that has come with climate change is prompting airplane manufacturers to test their fleets for increasingly hotter temperatures.
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The fleets will further explore 24-hour maritime attack drills, minimum altitude defensive dashes and other military tactics, the article added.
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LA Mayor Eric Garcetti told the Financial Times in December that he's considering forcing the companies to fully electrify their fleets.
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States would need to act to support their existing fleets of financially troubled reactors, as New York and Illinois have done.
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Andrew Fox, founder and CEO of micromobility infrastructure company Charge, wants more cities to allow and even expand e-scooter fleets.
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Airlines say they will need at least a month before the jets can reenter their fleets once they have regulators' approval.
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Amazon, which uses drones for its Prime Air delivery service, told 9News that it is not responsible for the drone fleets.
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The White House also urged state and local governments to work with the federal government to buy discounted electric vehicle fleets.
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For instance, if countries electrify their vehicle fleets, that could create a massive new outlet for solar electricity during the day.
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Leveraging traffic, weather, and other data can protect fleets, equipment, and especially people, which would reduce risk and lower insurance costs.
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From a Wired story: That's why GM [is] using the car to stock the fleets of Maven, its car sharing service.
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"There are 20-foot waves," Eric Wertheim, an independent naval analyst and author of Combat Fleets of the World, told me.
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Also, as players compete lessons, they'll rank up in either Imperial Navy or Rebel Alliance fleets (depending on which drones they're using).
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"Boeing's first priority will be to prepare the 381 planes in customers' fleets for service," he said in a note this week.
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South African Airways runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but years of operational losses have left it on the brink of bankruptcy.
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"Wherever you've got materials that need to be moved around, or small fleets of vehicles that currently move stuff around," he said.
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But regulatory and consumer pressures are forcing established automakers to put more electric vehicles in their fleets over the next several years.
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These include financial offers to put Envisions into fleets of vehicles loaned to customers whose cars are being repaired, the source said.
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The business of parking — and its potential to tap fleets of human-driven and someday even driverless vehicles — has attracted venture funds.
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Designed for fleets of pallet trucks and tow tractors, the technology allows companies to manage, monitor, and control a fleet of vehicles.
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Fleets have the advantage of not only knowing their daily needs but also the ability to set up their own charging systems.
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Fleets of small, bewhiskered robots might thus be able to track otherwise undetectable submarines as easily as seals find shoals of herring.
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Asked if Rubicon is installing new sensors, or robotic arms, into the fleets of trucks it works with, Morris said not yet.
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As programs like this continue to evolve, their operational and financial models will help set the foundation for future shared AV fleets.
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GM executives have said the automaker could eventually deploy self driving electric cars in fleets managed by its ride services partner, Lyft.
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The construction fleets are comprised of cranes, rollers, bulldozers, concrete mixers, excavators, and dump trucks in addition to bulk liquid transport equipment.
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Correction: This post originally said the plan forces automakers to increase their fleets' fuel economy by 3.7 miles per gallon per year.
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What Heck would tell me is that Nauto is nationwide across various taxi, ride-sharing, rental, package delivery and enterprise service fleets.
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Fleets of drones could be operated wirelessly from the ground, and the drones could generate power through solar panels or tether movement.
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The startup will also work with "much smaller operators of fleets that include hotels, resorts, corporate campuses, and business parks," he says.
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What's more, the Jeeps and Land Rovers of the world have moved far more slowly when it comes to electrifying their fleets.
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Of course, Nvidia doesn't aspire to operate fleets of robot taxis like some of the other players in the self-driving space.
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Some cities might also operate their own robotaxi fleets, or subsidise rides in poor neighbourhoods using toll revenues collected in rich ones.
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Indeed, this study has uncovered a disturbing trend: fishing fleets are moving to new waters when there's no more fish to catch.
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Automakers are increasingly creating proprietary software that can manage car-sharing and ride-sharing fleets, the customer services involved, and customer payment.
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There are, of course, potential drawbacks to having fleets of AVs wandering city streets, and the study is aware of these problems.
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C.H. Robinson has developed technology that allows companies to track their shipments, as well as an app for carriers with small fleets.
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FOLLOWING A second fatal crash involving Boeing's new 737-MAX 8, China and other countries have grounded their fleets of the airliner.
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Of course, even then, the Navy had its own airplanes launching from aircraft carriers, protecting the fleets and attacking the enemy directly.
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Superior Energy Services, meanwhile, said it dropped three hydraulic fracturing fleets in the second quarter, bringing its total in operation to six.
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As 2017 dawns, we have entire fleets of vehicles for both commercial and consumer use moving toward self-driving, aka computer control.
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The second is exemptions, by which automakers can request that specific test fleets with new technologies be exempted from specific existing standards.
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The world's two largest lessor fleets are managed from Shannon, though many of the 4,210 registered aircraft will never touch down there.
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In recent weeks, Uber has proposed a plan to encourage more for-hire vehicle bases to add accessible vehicles to their fleets.
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Of the more than 27 Boeing 7377 Max jets in global fleets, 13 are flown by U.S. airlines, according to the FAA.
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The rule would require 28503 percent of new vehicle fleets to have V22019V technology within four years of the final rule's enactment.
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Some studies find that, even at twice that price, as much as 40% of miles driven would switch to these electric fleets.
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More than 370 of Boeing's 737 Max planes are in airlines' fleets worldwide and with more than 4,500 of them on order.
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GM, for instance, isn't hiding the fact that its fully self-driving cars will be going to Lyft fleets, not to individuals.
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The other leaders in fuel-efficiency include Frontier and Spirit, which use "cleaner fleets, higher load factors, denser seating configuartions," and more.
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The groundings represent 40 percent of the Boeing 737 MAX airplanes in fleets around the world, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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More than 370 of the Boeing 737 Max planes are in airline fleets worldwide and Boeing has more than 4,600 on order.
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But Chief Executive Ben Smith, who joined in September, promised better-coordinated networks and fleets, after overcoming KLM resistance to closer integration.
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The scooters will be discounted from their retail prices through the Kickstarter campaign and fleets are expected to be delivered by November.
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Ford has issued four technical service bulletins related to the exhaust odor issue to address complaints from police fleets and other owners.
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"It's going to be a pretty long runway," Krebs said, adding EV sales may first rise dramatically in government and corporate fleets.
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The 16th Edition of Combat Fleets of the World notes that an export version has about a 450-pound high-explosive warhead.
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They had served honorably in World War II and Korea, had even led large invasion fleets to free captive continents from totalitarianism.
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With half of its amphibious ship and tactical aircraft fleets unavailable for current operations, the Index rated the corps as "weak" overall.
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The worldwide grounding has eaten into the profits of airlines with the 737 Max in their fleets and curbed their growth plans.
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Even in a fully autonomous world, freight haulers and livery services would still need mechanics and tech specialists to keep fleets rolling.
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Today, the Bristol Bay fishery supports local subsistence fishing, commercial fishing fleets and guides and outfitters that host thousands of sports fishermen.
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Using AI to teach its platform how to respond to situations on the road, the company works with fleets and commercial drivers.
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Many taxi fleets are filled with hybrid vehicles, but that hasn't led to consumers going home and purchasing one for their driveway.
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Because all of the cars in these fleets could come with a plug, self-driving cars could accelerate us toward clean transportation.
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Railroads and truck fleets have raised prices amid a shortage of drivers, reduced capacity, higher fuel prices and a strengthening U.S. economy.
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Nuclear power: Declining investment, aging fleets and phase-outs signal challenges ahead, while the number of new plants continues to drop sharply.
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On fleets of tractors, for instance, the company hopes to have sensors flag parts that may be soon in need of replacement.
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A Twitter spokesperson said Fleets are subject to the same rules as tweets and the company will take enforcement action against violators.
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The greater the integration of fleets, services, product, and even management, the greater the airlines will be able to reap the benefits.
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Over the past three days, aviation authorities including those of the European Union and Australia have grounded their Boeing 737 Max fleets.
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The fee waiver would aid all owners of the city's 13,500 taxi medallions, including large fleets, which operate about half of cabs.
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But as of Monday, of the four dozen carriers that have the model in their fleets, about half continued to fly it.
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Airlines, which have 255 of the planes in their fleets, have also begun to demand compensation for their losses during the grounding.
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But dockless bicycle fleets present a unique set of challenges: How do you make sure bikes are where they need to be?
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This Ford Transit isn't just about creating an electric drivetrain, it's about designing and developing a digital product that propels fleets forward.
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Twitter says Fleets will begin to roll out starting today to Brazilian users on both iOS and Android, following the app's update.
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It plans to leverage its city relationships and knowledge from those fleets to develop routing and dispatch technology for other transportation systems.
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"Fuel and maintenance are one-third that of typical equivalent diesel vehicles," said George Miller, BYD America's senior sales manager for fleets.
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Though these fleets could bathe Earth in unprecedentedly fast, pervasive, and low-cost internet, not everyone has taken a liking to them.
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Britain wants complete oversight over its fishing grounds, with annual negotiations over how much access should be granted to EU fishing fleets.
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As they stand, the rules would force automakers to build fleets of cars that would reach 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.
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China's airlines have been expanding rapidly as more Chinese travel overseas and have ordered new planes to expand their long-haul fleets.
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But after WWII, factory ships overfished our seas, and when the resources disappeared most of our waterfronts and commercial fleets went bankrupt.
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Along with the jets currently in their fleets being grounded, deliveries of new units have been delayed until the grounding is lifted.
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Delta's competitors American, United and Southwest have the Max in their fleets and have canceled thousands of flights because of the grounding.
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It then started partnering with small companies that own tiny fleets of connected cars that they want to list on the platform.
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Airlines were able to ingratiate the aircraft into their fleets easily as pilots didn't need to undergo additional training to fly it.
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Amazon has relied on established logistics firms like Inpax — with large fleets operating in multiple locations — to deliver many of its packages.
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The company has been ramping up efforts to launch its own delivery network, via growing fleets of airplanes, delivery drones and vans.
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For decades, the Lincoln Town Car was a staple of every airport and city center, forming the backbone of livery fleets nationwide.
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The new European rules require carmakers to reduce carbon emissions from cars across their fleets by 37.5 percent between 2021 and 2030.
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Eventually, an entire organizing team would have permits, T-shirts, fleets of buses, portable toilets, celebrity sponsors and support from Gloria Steinem.
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Non-professional drivers are effectively barred from offering taxi services, so apps like Uber have to link riders with existing taxi fleets.
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To address the problem, five nations with Arctic shorelines completed negotiations on Thursday with countries farther south that operate major trawling fleets.
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That's not to say, however, that Nauto won't continue to offer its current services to fleets once it fully integrates with OEMs.
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Insofar as they get revenue from advertising, owners of shared vehicle fleets will want more people to go more places in cars.
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China and Indonesia grounded their fleets of Boeing's 737 MAX 8 aircraft on Monday, although most major airlines continued to fly the plane.
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All these drones could potentially collaborate and work together undetected providing reconnaissance, intelligence and surveillance on things like enemy coastlines and enemy fleets.
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Improbable envisions their tech being used for simulations of complex real-world systems, one example being the behavior of fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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Recently, The Limited, Wet Seal and American Apparel have all started the process of winding down their store fleets following Chapter 11 filings.
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JetBlue Airways has fast Wi-Fi on its entire Airbus A320 and A321 fleets and is rapidly adding the service to Embraer jets.
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Last year, the U.S., Russia and other Arctic nations signed an agreement to bar their fishing fleets from seas around the North Pole.
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Jones pointed to the fact that a number of fleets are already moving to larger commercial trucks, or at least testing them out.
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UPS, FedEx and Deutsche Post AG unit DHL face pressure from regulators around the world to lessen the environmental impact of their fleets.
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Meanwhile, new generations of ballistic missile submarines are being deployed to its Northern and Pacific fleets, revitalizing Russia's aging sea-based nuclear deterrent.
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When Fair laid off 40% of its staff in October, CEO Scott Painter promised it wasn't shuttering leasing services to on-demand fleets.
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With slimmer fleets and fewer seats to sell, both airlines have been able to charge higher fares thanks to robust U.S. travel demand.
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Securely deploying software updates across Ford, Tesla and other fleets increases flexibility and timeliness, at a lower cost than replacements with updated hardware.
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But fleets of trucks have brought food to the city under orders from the government, which has vowed not to let prices increase.
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The American Lung Association cites clean diesel fleets as one of the two primary reasons for improved air quality in the United States.
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GM plans to deploy thousands of self-driving electric cars in test fleets partnering with Lyft beginning 2018, sources told Reuters in February.
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It also comes as retailers are seeking to adjust their store fleets — in many cases shrinking them down — in the e-commerce era.
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Lyft and GM believe that Express Drive will help the pair lay the infrastructure for fleets of self-driving cars down the road.
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Now, as tech firms and carmakers aim to roll out fleets of driverless cars, it is worth asking: might this time be different?
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It's extremely rare for cars to break down during reviews because manufacturers are usually meticulous about ensuring their press fleets are trouble-free.
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By aggregating multiple fleets through its platform, Kargo becomes a single point of contact for companies moving product, thus simplifying the process massively.
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The issue of segmentation closely ties to the equally important question of which player or players would own and operate these AV fleets.
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Uber has said it would use Nvidia's tech in its eventual self-driving fleets of Volvos as well as the company's autonomous trucks.
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Automakers release monthly reports of sales by dealers, including to individuals and rental fleets, and cars titled to dealerships for use as loaners.
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A new safety law requiring truck drivers to electronically log their miles has further constrained how quickly and efficiently fleets can move goods.
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The carriers are looking to expand fleets and dealing with a national shortage as aging pilots approach their mandatory retirement age of 2000.
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Once Uber further rolls out autonomous vehicle fleets, calling a car will be cheaper, more competitive—and a potential burden on our streets.
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In the future, the cooperation aims at building a new autonomous driving control system for car manufacturers, car sharing services and taxi fleets.
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President Trump's clear preference for improved weapons systems, jet fighter fleets, and naval ships should make his decision to shutter bases much easier.
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Toyota Connect uses Microsoft Azure to capture and evaluate data and help develop new products for drivers, businesses with car fleets, and dealers.
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Robinson is not so convinced about the noise, though, when considering estimates of future fleets of 30,000 cars flying around in a city.
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There are currently 385 Max planes in the fleets of airlines around the world, but every single one is grounded over safety concerns.
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In anticipation of regulations that took effect today, Bird, Lime Bike, and Spin have warehoused their fleets of the shared electric two-wheelers.
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The company has been investing heavily in self-driving cars, promising to have such a car ready for ride-sharing fleets by 2021.
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The U.S. Navy is currently undergoing a review of how it trains, maintains, and deploys fleets in light of the recent deadly collisions.
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Update 12:50pm PT: The SFMTA has decided to allow Skip and Scoot to add an additional 175 scooters to their respective fleets.
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Vimcar, a startup out of Berlin, is developing a clever tech solution to help small to medium-sized companies manage their car fleets.
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A New York Times analysis found U.S. companies Southwest and American airlines are the top carriers that use the planes in its fleets.
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Recently the fleets have pushed deeper into the South China Sea and into waters claimed by neighbouring countries, including Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Since the financial crisis, there has been no let-up in the growth of passenger demand, so carriers have been expanding their fleets.
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For a company whose business depends on sending fleets of new cars out onto the road, Uber's environmental proposition is a strong one.
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Today, Zirx co-founder Sean Behr is pulling the curtains off of Stratim, a platform for enterprise clients to manage their car fleets.
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ChargePoint is focused on meeting the needs of the everyday electric vehicle owner, as well as building out the infrastructure to maintain fleets.
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Next, as we move from individual vehicle ownership to use of shared AV fleets, we should transition from gasoline-powered to electric vehicles.
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On the vehicle side, the administration is offering help to local governments with municipal vehicle fleets that want to switch to electric vehicles.
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Liberty this year will add three new hydraulic fracturing fleets, to 22 total, a signal it expects demand for its services to grow.
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In February, Reuters reported that GM would begin testing thousands of its self-driving Bolts in Lyft fleets as early as next year.
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This would come in the form of companies selling and renting fleets of autonomous vehicles to companies of all different shapes and sizes.
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Staples and Office Depot are the country's two largest office supply companies, with fleets of trucks, thousands of stores and large geographic footprints.
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The EU's proposal calls for a 30 percent reduction in the average CO2 emission of carmakers' fleets by 2030 compared with 2021 levels.
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So far technology companies have largely been content to send fleets of private buses to ferry employees to work from ever-farther locales.
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With the planes out of service, airlines that have the jets in their fleets have cancelled thousands of flights during peak travel periods.
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G.M. has taken some criticism on Wall Street for scaling back on less profitable sales to rental-car companies and other corporate fleets.
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Audi hinted that the scooter could be used in fleets or be provided to customers who buy its e-tron model electric vehicles.
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"We call this the age of Megafleets — fleets owned and/or operated by a few players with big economies of scale," said Jonas.
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Add to it, the ending of differentials in the 1980s by the U.S. government, these all contributed to the decline of national fleets.
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A number of automakers have said they plan to begin deploying self-driving vehicles, some of them in commercial fleets, by 2020-2021.
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The trial could influence one of the most important and potentially lucrative races in Silicon Valley - to create fleets of self-driving cars.
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"[Initially we're focused on] how quickly we can get our autonomous solution working on the routes that [the fleets] care about," Tandon said.
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Beyond jobs for pilots, there are a number of positions for maintaining and repairing fleets of drones for organizations that rely on them.
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San Francisco has been scooter-free since June 4, after the city demanded startups remove their fleets or be fined $100 per scooter.
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They will make sure they get full utilization out of their current fleets before they go in and buy replacement equipment or expansion.
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Mr. de Blasio's pledge included cutting emissions from the city's vehicle fleets by 26 percent by 220, and by 280 percent by 2035.
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GE is replacing certain conventional vehicles with electric vehicles, demonstrating that lower maintenance requirements and fuel savings make these fleets highly cost-effective.
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The Fleets feature comes just weeks after Twitter acquired Chroma Labs, a startup offering templates and editing tools to make Stories stand out.
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"Cash reserves are running down quickly as fleets are grounded, and what flights there are operate much less than half full," it added.
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"I think you're going to continue to see increasing economic pressure not to replace I.F.E., particularly on the shorter-haul fleets," he said.
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Chinese fleets have been illegally fishing in a rich part of the South China Sea that is internationally recognized as belonging to Indonesia.
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Shipping companies are now frightful as pirates are increasing their abilities to raid commercial fleets as they sail around the Horn of Africa.
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One of Twitter's bigger challenges with its take on Stories is figuring out which Fleets will be displayed first on your home screen.
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The fleets of the 2030s and 2040s will still roll across our oceans, but they will not be laden with polluting fossil fuels.
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Two of the three US carriers that have the aircraft in their fleets -- American and Southwest -- said they would not rebrand the plane.
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Plans are afoot to send fleets of spaceships the size of iPhone chips toward Alpha Centauri, like clouds of butterflies across interstellar space.
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"The reductions in block hours has resulted in lower line values and fewer flying opportunities in some fleets," Insler said in the note.
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B. and I take the train out of Time Square, and the lights look wild against the fleets of police on the street.
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Sohi said the funds for maintenance could be used immediately to repair social housing, rebuild water and wastewater systems and upgrade bus fleets.
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If those 65 jets are grounded, it wouldn't cause major disruptions for the US airlines, because they maintain huge fleets of other planes.
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Most other retailers closing stores, though, say that downsizing their fleets will help them keep pace with shoppers who are buying more online.
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"Fleets are being very cautious in the current uncertain economic environment," Don Ake, FTR's vice president of commercial vehicles, said in a statement.
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The idea is to build large fleets of small ships that deploy missiles, to attack an enemy with larger ships, like aircraft carriers.
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According to the DGCA, only two Indian carriers have 737 Max 8s in their fleets -- Spicejet has 12 and Jet Airways has five.
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