Vol 1
The Glydcar is a personal vehicle designed for urban mobility. Glydcars autonomously move in dedicated lanes, carrying up to 4 passengers directly to their destination with no stops.
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Meet Mariah Ray, our newly appointed SVP Public Affairs for Glydways. Learn about her journey and why Glydways aligns with her values. In a well told story or a well developed plot, you will find a through line – a common theme or idea that persists throughout the narrative. If I were to define a…
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In recent months, we have seen a continued vibrant geo political relationship between Japan and the USA. The same can be observed with the strong and valuable economic ties that exist between the countries. Some of Glydways’ earliest commercial discoveries and investors originate in Japan. In fact, some of the most robust discussion and support…
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Glydways and partners have won a project to create a 28 mile system connecting four underserved communities in East Contra Costa County California (ECCC).
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A little over two years ago, I opened a blog post with this statement: “Rare is the opportunity to transform the very infrastructure of our civilization.” I believe that we are now at a profound and revolutionary moment in time for public transit. Let me explain. The velocity of technological innovation over the last 25…
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Greetings and welcome to The Ride, a new blog from Glydways focused on trends related to Automated Transit Networks (ATNs), updates on Glydways projects, our technology innovations, and anything else we find relevant. The Ride will gleefully dive into all of these subjects, and you’ll have an opportunity to hear from members of the Glydways…
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As we meticulously shape every facet of the Glydways experience, we invite you to join us in the emergence of a revolutionary transit solution—one where innovation and imagination harmonize to craft a transit experience unparalleled.
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San José, CA will forever hold a very special and unique place in our hearts here at Glydways, as it is the first city to award us a contract for their airport connector project. The background about how we got to this point is pretty fascinating.