Uber also has a small fleet of self-driving Ford Fusions.
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Operating a small fleet of 24 passenger aircraft, according to planespotters.
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The yacht show provided a small fleet to ferry guests around the show.
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And the small-fleet shipping companies that make up the bulk of the industry.
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Sirius XM also operates a small fleet of satellites, to distribute its radio services.
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Just outside, a cobblestone courtyard is home to a small fleet of food trucks.
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It's for the role once played by Washington's small fleet of ambitious policy magazines.
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Artist's concept of Kicksat-2 deploying a small fleet of robotic chipsats into low Earth orbit.
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Having such a small fleet makes expanding into the long-haul market a more expensive venture.
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A small fleet of the cameras are also being loaned out to art museums for free.
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A small fleet of black cars sits parked inside of Paul Smith's garage in Plymouth, Pennsylvania.
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Meanwhile, it was revealed that Apple is leasing its small fleet of self-driving cars from Hertz.
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Uber has a small fleet of self-driving cars ferrying people around downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, right now.
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O is leasing a small fleet of cars from the rental company to test self-driving technology.
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He had US dealers ship a small fleet of Nissan Armada SUVs to Brazil, for his personal use.
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Boston-based Optimus Ride is also operating a small fleet of autonomous shuttles in the northern Virginia suburbs.
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Self-driving startup AutoX is delivering groceries in its small fleet of retrofitted Lincoln MKZ vehicles in San Jose.
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It is there when she needs it, like a small fleet of dependable Vespas, to shuttle her characters around.
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With a small fleet of reusable New Shepard rockets, Blue Origin could be launching dozens of times a year.
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After all, Waymo has a small fleet of minivans and is just starting up in one city at first.
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Uber has confirmed that its small fleet of autonomous vehicles in San Francisco will be back on the road today.
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Waymo, a subsidiary of Google's parent company Alphabet, is testing a small fleet of autonomous vehicles just outside of Phoenix.
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A small fleet of ambulances and first responders rushed to the crash site about two hours from Quito before dawn.
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Sure enough, a gang outside Denver sent a small fleet to harass FBI agents on a raid earlier this year.
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All of them said, no, thanks, apparently because of the cost of keeping a small fleet of orphaned planes flying.
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Ascent has a small fleet of Lexus SUV hybrids that it's building to demonstrate its technology in the real world.
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In the mid-1970s, the Shah of Iran was among those that spurred its development process, and preordered a small fleet.
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Today, it is a high-tech operation with a small fleet of light aircraft that help hunt for fugitives from justice.
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Prior to that it sold dockless bikes to a variety of clients like small fleet operators in more than 40 markets.
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A small fleet of self-driving public buses has started running on the roads of China's tech district of Shenzhen, Guangdong.
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So does Amazon-backed Aurora, which outfitted a small fleet of the cars with LiDAR light-measuring sensors, cameras, and radar.
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In addition to the trike, the company also operates a small fleet of 100-mile range EVs as a shared ride service.
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Tesla does have its own small fleet of test cars registered with the California DMV, but they drove zero miles in 2017.
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Mr. Nice's Shave Ice is a local boutique shave ice thing that deploys a small fleet of trucks around LA every summer.
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Guam is home to an Air Force base and a naval base which, among other things, supports a small fleet of submarines.
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In the slightly longer term, it wants to be able to mount rockets and warheads on a small fleet of diesel electric submarines.
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In London, passengers were being ferried around by a small fleet of electric taxis, nicknamed Hummingbirds for the distinctive whir of their engines.
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Mr. Wong noted that getting a small fleet of the trikes on the street and putting them to work would help grow awareness.
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The Conception was operated by Truth Aquatics, which takes divers out to the Channel Islands National Park on a small fleet of boats.
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There's a small fleet of these early test cars, but the one that made it to Las Vegas is the one in full camouflage.
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The Times reported that small fleet owners have sought out glider trucks in order to evade emissions regulations, as they are cheaper to run.
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The air force is even worse — it can put only a fourth of its small fleet of Eurofighters and Tornado jets in the air.
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When he finally left the country, headed for Equatorial Guinea, Mr. Jammeh was allowed to take a small fleet of luxury cars with him.
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This Oklahoma City roll-out will see this small fleet of boxy vehicles performing grocery deliveries for Uptown Grocery, Buy For Less, and Smart Saver.
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After being struck by a Japanese torpedo, the badly damaged Juneau rejoined a small fleet of surviving American warships heading in a south-easterly direction.
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Uber is also operating a small fleet of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh (though the company's relationship with the city government appears to be souring).
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A more recent plan to launch a small fleet of test cars in New York City has stalled after snags in the regulatory approval process.
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A flight plan is then drafted, allowing a drone to follow a programmed operation autonomously, or a small fleet of drones all pursuing individual targets.
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Ayala collected a small fleet of Volkswagens to test, borrowing the cars from VW owners, who were paid a fee and received temporary replacement vehicles.
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Lime plans to release a small fleet of e-scooters in Waterloo, Ontario, in what will be the startup's first scooter-share pilot program in Canada.
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Another self-driving startup, AutoX, recently announced it would begin delivering groceries in its small fleet of retrofitted Lincoln MKZ vehicles for customers in San Jose.
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The closest thing UIA has to a rival, Motor Sich Airlines, deploys a small fleet of rusting Soviet planes with an average age of 39 years.
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Mr. Watson said his small fleet could not compete with the government-backed whaling ships, but resources are only part of the problem for Sea Shepherd.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)Uber announced today that it's acquiring Jump, a dockless bike-sharing service that recently launched a small fleet of bikes in San Francisco.
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Lyft and self-driving technology company Aptiv have been operating a small fleet of self-driving cars in Las Vegas since the Consumer Electronics Show last January.
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Formula E has struck a deal with British electric truck maker Charge, which will provide the all-electric racing series with a small fleet of electric trucks.
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On Wednesday, Uber will introduce a small fleet of these vehicles, each with a human minder to make sure things don't go haywire in these early days.
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The only difference is that restaurants handled it on their own, employing a small fleet of couriers to run pizzas to family homes in their private vehicles.
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The track department, Mr. Tame said, must then prepare a small fleet of jet-turbine-powered snow blowers for the next, and longer, climate conflict: "snow season."
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Now 215, he has a small fleet of S.U.V.s, nearly a dozen employees and a self-taught ability to cater to the whims of visitors from many nations.
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The small fleet of Audi E-Trons took off every few minutes with new passengers aboard, and they followed that course to match the experience that Disney helped create.
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Nuro is using a small fleet of Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf vehicles retrofitted with its self-driving hardware and software to conduct its pilot and public road tests.
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Daimler and Mercedes have spent the last year testing a small fleet of electric light-duty vehicles that are a lot like smaller versions of the new Urban eTruck.
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Quickly sending more than 5,453 troops, their vehicles and equipment to the southwest border is no easy task and will require a small fleet of aircraft to accomplish effectively.
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In the distance, a ship lays electric cable, while a small fleet of other vessels about 80 feet long bobbed on the swell as maintenance crews finished their work.
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The aircraft was operated by the US Marshals Service, and is part of a small fleet of spy planes used to hunt fugitives, in part by tracking their cell phones.
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After an enormous ThyssenKrupp steel-making complex closed in 2001, the local government cleared the property and created an artificial lake big enough to accommodate a small fleet of sailboats.
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China didn't show real interest in sovereignty until 1909, when it sent a small fleet of naval ships to inspect and place markers on some of the islands, Pedroza argues.
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The fledgling Afghan Air Force has a small fleet of single-engine propeller planes, supplied and equipped by the United States, that are capable of dropping guided and unguided bombs.
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Four New York City-based nonprofit organizations will also receive a small fleet of eCanter trucks: the Wildlife Conservation Society, New York Botanical Garden, Habitat for Humanity, and Big Reuse Brooklyn.
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Also safe is Yara Greyjoy, who, after being rescued in the season premiere, is apparently floating around with a small fleet and trying to claim the Iron Islands for Daenerys Targaryen.
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The idea is to launch a small fleet of craft toward Alpha Centauri, allowing us to perform many, many New Horizon-like flybys of our nearest neighbor's potentially habitable real-estate.
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Uber's small fleet of self-driving Ford Fusions having been shepherding a select number of passengers around Pittsburgh since early September, but so far Uber has declined to discuss the progress.
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As part of this treaty, Airmen of the 28503th Wing conduct this mission with a small fleet of two specially-modified Boeing 22019 aircraft from Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska.
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Cameron, 93, operates Texas Border Tours and runs a small fleet of all-terrain vehicles that take tourists on a rugged, off-road chance to see the Texas-Mexico border up close.
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That&aposs because the artifacts may be from a small fleet of French ships, led by the explorer Jean Ribault, which sailed to establish a colony in Florida in 1562 and 1565.
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Profits came fast, and over the years, so did a small fleet of roadrunners, he says: the Infiniti Q45, the Nissan 300ZX, a Sterling, a couple of Mercedes, and few Japanese motorcycles.
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Above, a cast aluminum reproduction of the Dubai skyscraper, the world's tallest building, is scaled by a black crystal-clad King Kong with a small fleet of vintage planes buzzing about him.
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Jumping in with both feet requires a small fleet of specially built cars that must go through millions of miles of testing in controlled environments before they're ready to sell to the public.
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Some of those independent contractors represent small fleet owners looking to build their own trucking business by contracting out to multiple firms, though that model has been on the decline since the 1970s.
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Scientists on Thursday said they have unearthed in central Utah fossils of a relatively small, fleet-footed, lightly built forerunner to T. rex that lived 96 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period.
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Much of the data that helps forecasters predict the path, strength, and timing of tropical storms and hurricanes come from a small fleet of airplanes that fly around, through, and above the storms.
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Companies developing self-driving technology have put test fleets on public streets, while Alphabet Inc's Waymo unit has deployed a small fleet of self-driving vans to provide rides for customers in Arizona.
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Alphabet Inc's Waymo unit has deployed a small fleet of self-driving vans to provide rides for customers in Arizona, and other companies have self-driving vehicles on public streets in test fleets.
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Although Alaskan crude was one of the few domestic varieties effectively exempt from the export ban, exporters were required under the Jones Act rules to use vessels from a small fleet of U.S.-flagged tankers.
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China likely perceived the vessel as a threat to its small fleet of Type 094 strategic nuclear submarines that operate in the waters, said Zhang Baohui, a security expert at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
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In the United States, GM will use the Maven name for a car-sharing program set to start this month with a small fleet to be offered to the general public in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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It turned out Beatbox Kitchen was the first ever food truck to open in Australia—and Raph's since graduated to running a small fleet of trucks and opening a couple of brick and mortar restaurants.
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Technically classified an amphibious dock landing ship, the Ashland has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.
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A small fleet of forthcoming EVs, bearing badges from Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, and Hummer, was arranged in the Design Dome on the 1950s-era campus, the locus of GM's advanced electrification and battery-engineering work.
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Summer's wooden sailboats and small yachts flee for warmer climates in the fall; in winter, Menemsha is still home port to a dozen weathered lobster boats and a small fleet of draggers and scallop boats.
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As Transportation chief, Chao has access to a small fleet of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) jets that have served the travel needs of other Transportation secretaries and are regularly loaned out to other government agencies.
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While Nutonomy is running limited trials over a small fleet right now, it expects to increase its Singapore cars by "several hundred" next year, according to a statement it provided to the Wall Street Journal.
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Evidence of Mexico's promised crackdown on new arrivals trying to reach the United States was nowhere to be seen, as a small fleet of rafts carried migrants hoping to escape the violence of Central America.
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Not only do they hound me the entire time I'm on the surface, but they continue to follow me with a small fleet of drone ships tailing my craft as I fly to the next planet.
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"We've turned a corner," he told Reuters, saying that hand crews and a small fleet of water-dropping helicopters had taken advantage of diminished winds, cooler temperatures and higher humidity levels during the past two days.
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Its most recent designations made it clear that Qeshm Fars Air — whose small fleet of two Boeing 747 cargo planes were sanctioned last week — is operating on Mahan's behalf to transport arms and troops to Syria.
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On its face, the Opium War was almost absurd in its conception: the British sent a small fleet and a few thousand troops to make war on an empire of more than three hundred million people.
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The company recently launched a small fleet of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh; VICE News took one for a spin back in September when they launched, and the technology appeared to be functional: We survived the ride.
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It's watched by a small fleet of unarmed Predator drones, 100 manned spy planes, 40 mobile ground surveillance systems, 178 mobile video surveillance systems, 18 remote video surveillance systems, and a whole slew of thermal imaging capabilities.
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Along with his two sons, Mr. Guindon owns a small fleet of fishing boats; a retail store, Katie's Seafood Market; and a restaurant, Katie's Seafood House, right on the pier where his boats unload their slippery catch.
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While Waymo is starting its robotaxi service with a small fleet of autonomous vehicles, the company an option to order another 62,000 modified Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans and 20,000 Jaguar I-Pace electric SUVs to expand its fleet.
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One possibility that causes consternation in the region is that Mr. Trump will settle for dismantling North Korea's small fleet of intercontinental ballistic missiles, eliminating its ability to strike the United States — but leaving South Korea and Japan vulnerable.
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The background: Ford is testing a small fleet of AVs — with safety drivers but simulating fully autonomous operation — in hopes of deploying tens of thousands of self-driving vehicles to move people and goods in multiple cities, starting in 2021.
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Offering a small fleet of shared EVs in a neighborhood like this one brings the benefits of both car sharing and alternative fuels for errands, appointments and commutes where public transportation can be inconvenient and car ownership can strain a budget.
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The company said on Monday that it will deploy a small fleet of its Chrysler minivans in LA. Mapping represents the preliminary steps in testing out a location before potentially launching its services, which Waymo has no immediate plans to do.
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"Given that this is the creation of a major airline group known for its German style of reliability, it is surprising that they would have started off a seemingly ambitious project with such a small fleet," said Mr. Strickland, the consultant in London.
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But the narrative attributed to Bradley, who could face the death penalty if convicted, was at odds with authorities' accounts of a small fleet of SUVs waiting in the Walmart lot to carry away some of the immigrants who clamored out of the truck.
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Rob Jurriansen, a Dutch naval officer who heads operations in Curaçao, says his small fleet intercepted only a tiny fraction of the migrants, perhaps just 5 percent to 10 percent of the illegal immigrants arriving in Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, the islands the fleet patrols.
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While work on the self-driving vehicles is still in the early stages, Mahindra & Mahindra has been building electric vehicles in India since the mid-1990s, when it developed a small fleet battery-powered, three-wheeled rickshaws for use in Delhi, the chairman said.
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The farmers' donation is just one part of an outpouring of goodwill from people all over South Africa: A Johannesburg charity collected 60 tons of water for animal shelters in Cape Town, with a small fleet of trucks driving across the country to deliver it.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Tanzania has signed a contract with Airbus for the European planemaker to supply two passenger jets for the country's national airline to help expand its small fleet and extend its network of destinations, a government official said on Friday.
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It is certainly within the realm of the technically feasible for a future tank to simultaneously control a small fleet of unmanned robotic "wing man" vehicles designed to penetrate enemy lines while minimizing risk to soldiers, transport ammunition or perform long-range reconnaissance and scout missions.
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Ko argues this is because the company is now simply too large to develop features fast enough versus a small fleet-of-foot startup — noting, for instance, that Android now only gets one major version update per year versus the half-year upgrade cycle it had in earlier years.
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After confusion this week when the company's plans leaked to the press, Citymapper has shared some details of new "Smart Ride" initiative — a hybrid service that will see a small fleet of eight-seater vans offer rides around a number of routes in London, changing their course based on customer demand.
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The opera took place on the river Thames, and the only instruments were a small fleet of nine historic ships on the water "singing" a kind of maritime aria with their whistles, bells, sirens, and cannons—thereby challenging the idea of opera as a human-sung artform and whether it even necessitates a stage.
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WATSON: The U.S. military says Guam with its population of more than 160,000 people boasts the most personnel in the military per capita in the U.S. In addition to high enlistment rates, the military maintains a permanent presence here, controlling a third of the island's territory, including an airbase and a naval base, with a small fleet of submarines.
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Much of the information and knowledge that helps forecasters guess the path, strength, and timing of the storm comes from a small fleet of airplanes — operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the US Air Force Reserves — that flies directly into the heart of the most severe storms to gather accurate data on its conditions.
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After a jury is selected on July 31st, the trial will explore whether Mr Manafort broke the law by hiding payments in off-shore accounts in Cyprus, St Vincent, the Grenadines and Britain to support a lavish lifestyle that included a $5.4m renovation of his Long Island resort home, a $3m Brooklyn brownstone, a Mercedes and a small fleet of Range Rovers, nearly $1m in antique rugs and a $520,440 shopping expedition at a men's clothing store in Beverly Hills.
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