GM partnership to provide safety data to transportation officials

GM's Alan Wexler: "By offering a cutting-edge mobility analytics product, we're helping public agencies make informed safety decisions for their communities." (GM)

May 04, 2022 11:00 AM

General Motors and Inrix Inc. have partnered to provide safety solutions and data to U.S. transportation officials at various levels, the companies said Wednesday.

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