MAY MOBILITY

May Mobility has partnered with global transit technology company Via to launch thousands of AVs around the world.

May Mobility's new chief operating officer has been in the industry for three decades.

May Mobility continues to advance its autonomous vehicle technologies.

The free autonomous shuttle will circle the perimeter of the art fair, giving tourists and townies an opportunity to move around the fair.

A2GO will officially kick off on Oct. 11.

Free ride service A2GO is turning to the public to name one of its autonomous shuttles.

A reimagined community hub will be giving the former Lucky's Market space a new lease on life.

A new type of shuttle service will be hitting the streets of Ann Arbor in the name of research.

UPDATE: The Grand Rapids City Commission has approved extending the initial pilot through April 30 at no cost to the city. GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Grand Rapids’ experiment with driverless shuttles might continue into 2022 with new features, including on-demand pick-ups. There are eight shuttles, which have a top speed of 25 mph, in service in Grand Rapids. Related: How driverless are Grand Rapids’ autonomous shuttles? Grand Rapids paid $250,000 of that, and private sector partners and May Mobility picking up the rest.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Autonomous and connected vehicle developer May Mobility is looking to expand its footprint in Ann Arbor. With headquarters in Ann Arbor, May Mobility and operates in cities across the United States, including Grand Rapids and Detroit. In 2019, the AV technology company worked with MEDC and the city of Grand Rapids to form the Grand Rapids Autonomous Vehicle Initiative. The initiative saw autonomous vehicles operating on city streets in Grand Rapids to demonstrate civic infrastructure and operational capabilities of the growing autonomous vehicle market. May Mobility will work with Ann Arbor SPARK to find candidates to fill the anticipated positions.