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Peak-hour commutes of less than 45 minutes by 2040, says panelNine out of ten peak-hour commutes in Singapore should take less than 45 minutes by 2040, saving the average person around 15 minutes every... 19 February 2019
Sompo to launch system to assist virtual testing of AVsSompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance is to develop a system which will allow local governments to carry out virtual tests of autonomous vehicles (AV).... 19 February 2019
Nobina adds special services to bus operations in DenmarkBus operator Nobina is to acquire parts of public transport company Örslev Holding to offer special public transport services in Denmark. The... 19 February 2019
Cubic appoints Dan Hedstrom vice president and CIOCubic has appointed Dan Hedstrom vice and president and chief information officer (CIO), where he will lead the company's global IT team.... 19 February 2019

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