Transportation

Fed up with heavy traffic, half-built street sections or the other associated quirks of Bozeman’s street grid complicating your commute?

"The Dodge brothers were suing Henry Ford, and generally there was a lot of turf warfare in terms of who owned what and who had access to what," said Ford. "It’s the same thing playing out now. There are a lot of smart people and a lot of sharp elbows."

Prior to this, autonomous vehicles had to have a driver sitting ready to take charge at any second should anything go wrong.

More than three out of four Americans are afraid of the prospect of riding in a self-driving vehicle, a new survey by AAA finds.

"It’s more time and effort than I want to put into something that won’t benefit me a lot right now," Stock said.

We can imagine a world in a not-too-distant future where transportation becomes a utility.

Now, on top of political criticisms of CEO Travis Kalanick and accusations of a sexist corporate culture, the company must worry about a legal dispute that could cost it a truckload of money, kill its self-driving research, and even land more than one executive in prison.

They also said service on American Airlines to Dallas/Fort Worth could possibly start next summer, though such an arrangement is far from being finalized.

Such strong demand from the tourism industry did not go unnoticed. United Airlines has had its eye on the Flathead Valley for quite some time, Ratkowski says.

The Ultimate Urban Circulator would deploy autonomous vehicles onto the current Skyway route and expand into other neighborhoods and developments.