Recently, flying cars–officially known as VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) vehicles–have received increased media attention and, more importantly, FAA approval. While the implementation and actual use of these vehicles are still likely years away, soon enough we may have to deal with them on California roads–and through the air. As with any new vehicle technology, ridesharing services like Uber are
While the vast majority of liability for Uber drivers and passengers involves vehicle accidents, there are certain incidents where someone may think about making a quick getaway in a different vehicle. One such incident happened in Hercules, California back on May 28, 2023. According to a report from the Hercules Police Department’s Facebook page, a man had broken into a
Long one of the country’s leading vehicle manufacturers, Ford has recently developed a line of electric versions of the popular Mustang, called the Mach-E. As part of the company’s ongoing commitment to electric vehicles, they are partnering with Uber to lease these vehicles to drivers. Although both Ford and Uber’s primary objective with these vehicles is to improve the environment.
Most of us have experienced waiting on a curb, looking for our Uber or Lyft rides to come by. But what if your next rideshare came from above? It’s not a crazy idea anymore. Supersize drones are awaiting passengers to transport through the skies over California and become the next big taxi service option. The eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff
It’s official: “e-scooting” is taking over commuting! Although micro-mobility stalled at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has seen a resurgence in recent months. As more people look for sustainable and socially distant modes of transportation, rentable e-scooters should have a bright future across the USA. But before Californians start scooting down streets, they should understand the state’s latest
It’s no secret that pedestrians and businesses don’t like e-scooters on their sidewalks. Many people have complained these e-scooters pose a significant public safety threat, especially for the visually impaired. But does that mean it’s illegal for Californians to scoot on sidewalks? In brief, California forbids residents from using e-scooters on sidewalks. CVC §21235 clearly lists sidewalks as a “no-go” area for e-scooters.
