Transport News

An open car hardware wallet solution will be provided by Daimler, the corporation behind Mercedes-Benz, in partnership with blockchain startup Riddle & Code.

Siemens is looking to potentially provide blockchain-based solutions, and has suggested some use cases for the transportation industry, including carsharing.

Market research by Grand View Research suggests that digital tech, including blockchain, is driving the growth of global transportation management systems.

In a new economic roadmap, the government of Turkey has included a blockchain-based central bank digital currency.

Car site sgCarMart.com and decentralized data protocol Ocean Protocol are launching the blockchain-based “Know-Your-Vehicle” data marketplace in Singapore.

Russia will officially pilot Maersk and IBM’s blockchain shipping tool TradeLens in St. Petersburg, following a new MoU.

Major automobile manufacturers Honda and GM are jointly working on a blockchain project for electric vehicles with smart grids.

Austin Transportation partnered with nonprofit Iota Foundation to develop a more interoperable transportation ecosystem.

The incentive scheme for data collection will reward participants in Iota tokens, the companies confirm.

The University of Nevada, Reno’s Intelligent Mobility will work with blockchain firm Filament to develop an autonomous vehicle smart city project.

Hyundai Motor Group plans to apply blockchain in its new smartphone-vehicle pairing performance adjustment technology.

IBM is adding to its arsenal of blockchain patents with a new implementation to manage data and interactions for self-driving vehicles.

The president at Japanese cryptocurrency exchange DeCurret unveiled the new cryptocurrency payment system.

Blockchain will feature within logistics plans, alongside other technologies such as Internet of Things.

Tencent and the Shenzhen Municipal Taxation Bureau have issued electronic invoices based on blockchain via a mobile payment platform.