Sentence examples for shared vehicles from inspiring English sources
Shared vehicles are a lot safer; parents lose control if a teenager has exclusive use of a vehicle.
Improved traffic flow may encourage those used to using public transport to shift to the shared vehicles, once again increasing the volume on our already clogged roads.
If you move to autonomous shared vehicles you can get the costs down significantly but that also has implications if people move completely away from public transport.
In Washington, where the program began last year, about 360 city-owned cars were replaced by 71 shared vehicles — an 80percentt drop.
"However, I do think it's important more investment and research is put into a wider range of autonomous vehicles, including public transport vehicles and smaller, demand responsive shared vehicles, to highlight future opportunities that aren't car-focused".
A recent study by my colleagues at MIT's Aero/Astro department, led by professor Emilio Frazzoli, estimated that a fleet of 300,000 autonomous shared vehicles could serve the entire population of Singapore (almost 6 million people) with a maximum 15 minute waiting time during peak hours.
Car-sharing businesses are experiencing tremendous growth, with each shared vehicle replacing 10-to-20 10-to-20 10-to-20
Additional mobility services provided to users on smartphones have already started a move away from vehicle ownership toward shared vehicle usage in many mega cities, as technology-enabled services like car-sharing, ride-hailing, and carpooling are mainstreamed.
The solution was a dash for growth: more than 50 models, many of which shared vehicle "platforms" (the basic underpinnings of a car).
The idea is to use shared vehicle structures and architecture to cut costs in design, engineering, purchasing and manufacturing, while tailoring styling and features to specific markets.
The money allocated to Spivack's younger son has gone towards financing the care home's shared vehicle, as he is better able to travel with other residents.
