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As chairman of the Digital Infrastructure working group, our CEO is driving a multi-disciplinary approach to making it real.

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The Urban Freight Lab hosted their recent meeting at Lacuna headquarters, where members dove deep into technology’s potential for goods movement in cities.

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Lacuna exists to deliver solutions for transportation officials that not only give them a clear picture of what’s happening on the ground, but allow them to change that picture digitally and dynamically. We’re on a mission to build more sustainable, liveable, productive, and equitable transportation ecosystems. In order to help us continue delivering on this…

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