JoAnn Covington, who has three decades of Silicon Valley experience, is taking the legal reins of Gldyways, which aims to operate self-driving cars on a dedicated track. apid transit system” with its own dedicated track and robo cars that can carry up to four passengers at a time; a customer experience it likens to “ride hailing, but at public transit prices.”
July 06, 2024 at 10:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Driverless car company Glydways has hired veteran tech lawyer JoAnn Covington as chief legal officer—a pickup that comes on the heels of raising $76 million from high-profile investors, including Sam Altman, Bill Gates and Vinod Khosla.
Covington announced the move on LinkedIn, writing, “We are revolutionizing urban mobility and I am excited to join this inspiring team!”
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Glydways’ vision is to provide commuters an experience similar to “ride hailing but at public transit prices.” (Courtesy image)
