News
Technology from the Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative’s tournament for blockchain in auto tech will be showcased publically at an event hosted by BMW next yea...
The mayor of Seoul has rolled out a project to boost the blockchain industry, including setting up an $88 million public-private fund.
Luxury auto retailer Post Oak Motor Cars integrates BitPay to support payments for cars in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash.
Lloyd's Register will transform its “Register of Ships” from 1764 with blockchain technology in partnership with blockchain firm Applied Blockchain.
China has signed a deal to incorporate blockchain-based financing as part of its drive to replace conventional buses with electric by 2021.
South Korean Lotte Global Logistics, a major logistics and shipping firm, has joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA).
Analysis
The automotive space is finding new and exciting ways to utilize the burgeoning technology that is Blockchain
Avid cycling fans will soon be able to earn money from cryptocurrency while riding, but the gains might not be impressive.
Blockchain-as-a-Service provider VeChain and logistics giant DB Schenker have created a new DApp for supplier evaluation in the Chinese logistics industry.
Blockchain technology in the local transportation is a logical continuation of a centuries-old evolution in the industry.
HashCoin says it has created a vehicle certification system using the Emer Blockchain that appeals to Russia, other European countries and manufacturers.
Another milestone for Bitcoin as a Finland-based company that rents luxury yachts has integrated the cryptocurrency as a payment option.
Italian taxis have started to accept Bitcoin through a new platform called Chainside.
Ridesharing giant Uber is bleeding money to the tune of $1.27 billion in the first six months of 2016 because of driver subsidies meant to keep fares low.
Despite being banned from using card payment services, Uber is still fighting the good fight in Argentina, in part thanks to using Bitcoin debit cards that can’...
{{ post.lead }}
Interview with Christopher David of Arcade City on building a decentralized, peer-to-peer ride-sharing service.
Taxi unions have unleashed oppression on ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft around the world. Now it seems that they’ve brought upon themselves the same ...
Arcade City, a new ride-sharing service and touted “Uber killer”, recently began incorporating Ethereum to power its platform.
