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Interview: Eulois Cleckley, Executive Director, Denver Public Works
Denver is growing, and its infrastructure will need to improve accordingly. Eulois Cleckley wants to offer the city’s residents an alternative to privately owned vehicles. By Xavier Boucherat
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Demanding consumers and tight margins transform fleet operations
The global logistics industry is spearheading a wave of technological innovation. By Megan Lampinen and Josh Wickham
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Players of all sizes seek niches in the evolution of Denver’s mobility
Denver has emerged as an exciting place for future mobility development, and a variety of different challenges are being tackled by players of all sizes. By Xavier Boucherat
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Last mile’s long-term future to be shaped by short-term convenience
With the AV still in its infancy, the future of last mile lies in a compromise between long-term benefits and short-term safety nets. By Jack Hunsley
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A broad mobility framework will allow Denver’s authorities to remain agile
With the exact blueprint of future mobility uncertain, cities need to create flexible foundations that can allow them to adapt to new trends and innovations. By Jack Hunsley
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Truck industry casts a keen eye on driver fatigue
New driver monitoring technology could change the way in which fatigue is handled and prevented, learns Freddie Holmes
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Mobility innovation will help meet the e-commerce challenge
Electrification and full flexibility will be critical for DPD’s competitivity in the urban delivery sector, but the big truck makers are still lagging on clean vehicles. By Xavier Boucherat
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Shared, electric, autonomous – Denver shuttle tackles multiple urban challenges
Denver reinforces its reputation as a hotbed of advanced mobility with the launch of a self-driving shuttle pilot. By Megan Lampinen
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Could electric scooters plug the last mile gap?
Whether delivering groceries for supermarket chains, or commuters via a shared mobility scheme, electric scooters offer one answer to the last mile challenge. By Megan Lampinen
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Interview: Amy Ford, Chief of Advanced Mobility, Colorado DOT
Martin Kahl discusses connected, autonomous and electric vehicles in Denver and Colorado with the state’s head of future mobility
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Quick and widespread adoption of megatrends ideal for LCV segment
Futuristic concepts from a range of players show the light commercial vehicle segment is embracing autonomy and electrification as readily as the passenger car segment. By Xavier Boucherat
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COMMENT: The ‘Mile High City’ embraces the future of mobility
With its population growing at unprecedented rates, the city of Denver has marked itself as an innovator for future mobility. By Jack Hunsley
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Last mile logistics is changing – the delivery sector must react
The major delivery companies are going nowhere, says Colorado-based start-up Veho, but online retailers like Amazon are forcing change in the last mile. By Xavier Boucherat
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