Shared rides defined by advanced technology and operational efficiency
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Posted: 18 October 2017 | Andrei Greenawalt (Vice President for Public Policy at Via) | No comments yet
Andrei Greenawalt, Vice President for Public Policy at Via, explains to Intelligent Transport how the business operates, the ways its technology can be applied in the future, and how ridesharing companies can work with governments and operators.
VIA was founded with the goal of offering efficient, affordable, sustainable, and convenient shared rides to everyone, everywhere. Our technology enables multiple passengers headed in the same direction to seamlessly share their ride, rerouting vehicles in real time in response to demand. Using advanced algorithms, we manage fleets of dynamic shuttles with extremely high efficiency, making the best use of every seat in every vehicle.
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Related topics
Business Models, On-Demand Transport
Issue
IT Issue 1 2017
Related organisations
Via
Related people
Andrei Greenawalt
