Social and Economic Equity – the first step to any design is a multi-dimensional transit study of demands – existing, underserved, and deserted areas, environmental impact and energy use, economic impact to the demographic groups, and needs of transportation stakeholders. 

Parkway Autonomous centers its designs Equitability, Affordability, Sustainability, and Efficiency – meeting the needs of each neighborhood, economic group, and stakeholder.

Inclusion of Community Assets and Communities – we strive to design plan that connects key centers throughout the city/municipality - education, health care, employment, recreation, housing, government resources, parks, and connections to existing transit modes.

Our vision delivers a truly connected and integrated social ecosystem.

Accessibility – The CavWay system is designed to meet the changing needs of all transit users – from on-demand options within reach, ease of maneuverability reaching waiting passengers, to ADA access and security meeting FDA standards. 

Our platform and systems enhancing accessibility for all

Efficiency is central to the competitiveness of Parkway Autonomous CavWay platform system (link to tech section).  Unique approach to vehicle technology, right-of-way infrastructure design, power use optimization, and maintenance schedule deliver net efficiencies in safety, financial cost, and time use for measurable transportation outcomes.

Scalable – the system is inherently and explicitly designed to scale.  The System’s modular design helps make integration of expanded areas a matter of stakeholder (State, County, Municipal) coordination, not a question of technical compatibility or implementation. 

Our technology (link to tech section) can reach various locations without major infrastructure changes – increasing the footprint with lower capital investments than rail or highway.