Driving Mobility

The mobility industry is undergoing unprecedented growth, innovation, and disruption. There are new EVs hitting the market, ambitious electric vehicle goals, alternative fuels, EVTOLs and so much more. To get a grasp on all of this, the hot trends and the direction the industry is headed, Driving Mobility is sitting down with the biggest thinkers and innovators who are leading the way in the mobility space.

Driving Mobility is a business podcast hosted by ParkMyFleet, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

ParkMyFleet hosts Driving Mobility, a business show with 21 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  Transportation Fraud is Worse than Ever. Fleets Must Shift from Recovery to Prevention

  May 26, 202622 minS3

  <p>As long as there’s been transportation, there’s been transportation fraud.</p><p>But the sophisticated and insidious kind we’re seeing today is unlike anything the industry has experienced before.</p><p>Previously, we dealt with more localized issues -- small disputes here and there.</p><p>But this fraud has become much more sinister. That’s due to AI, the fact that cars now hold so much valuable and vulnerable data and because bad actors are simply “getting better” at this type of theft.</p><p>It’s happening at multiple points in the transaction process and is much ea...

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  Episode #6

  AI Won’t Replace Auto Jobs. It will Enable Workers to do Their Jobs Better

  Feb 9, 202633 minS3

  <p>AI is here...and so are the concerns about how this impact the auto workforce. </p><p>Is there reason to be concerned? Sure.</p><p>But is there also reason to feel excited and optimistic about its potential? Absolutely. </p><p>In this episode of the Driving Mobility podcast, ParkMyFleet CSO Michele Pierog sits down with Jamye Carpenter, Co-chair of the IARA Artificial Intelligence Committee, to discuss this very issue. </p><p>Jamye's take: AI will not reduce the workforce, the human element in auto will always be necessary. But AI tools will enable workers to do their...

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  Episode #5

  Buckle Up: 6 Auto Trends Hitting the Roads in 2026, According to Industry Insiders

  Jan 13, 202633 minS3

  <p>The new year has only just begun and it's already safe to say that the auto industry won't be returning to "precedented" times just yet. </p><p>Think about it: 2025 centered on the unexpected. There was the emerging, futuristic technology — robotaxis, humanoid robots and flying cars, to name a few. Excitement around electric vehicles cooled. Concern around looming tariffs heated up. </p><p>Last year was very much defined by shocking headlines, industry headwinds and crisis mitigation. </p><p>Can we expect more of the same in the coming year or will the auto industry start to stabilize? </p><p>...

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  Episode #4

  The Truth Behind a $100 Billion Crisis No One’s Talking About

  Nov 6, 202531 minS3

  <p>The trucking industry is in crisis.</p><p>The truck parking shortage — alone — costs the US economy $100 billion every year. There's a freight recession, soaring insurance rates, a lack of technicians and job openings for drivers remain unfilled.</p><p>At the same time, the industry is also facing unprecedented technological advances and opportunity.</p><p>Will these innovations help drive pressing and much-needed change?</p><p>According to Zach Miller, VP of Government Affairs at the Trucking Association of New York, the answer is a resounding yes.</p><p>"We are long past the days of: 'That's how my g...

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  Episode #3

  This Portable Microreactor Can Charge EVs, Bring Power to Disaster Zones and Help Colonize Mars

  Jul 30, 202533 minS3

  <p>Doug Bernauer never planned on becoming an entrepreneur. He was satisfied working at SpaceX on the projects Elon Musk became “passionate” about. </p><p></p><p>But while working on power systems for a Mars colony, Bernauer realized the mission could not be completed without a reactor that could fly. He realized he was going to be the one to do it. </p><p></p><p>“I made a company because I had to,” Bernauer told Driving Mobility host Mike Landau. </p><p>That’s when Bernauer got work, building a company called Radiant and developing a nuclear microreactor called a “...

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