May Mobility is building driverless shuttles into Peachtree Corners transit
May Mobility launched driver-out service in Peachtree Corners in February 2025, using Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS vehicles across eight stops.
May Mobility announced driver-out service in Peachtree Corners, Georgia on February 12, 2025. The company described it as its first commercial driver-out autonomous transportation service, following public rides with safety drivers that began in September 2024.
The service zone includes eight predetermined stops along Technology Parkway, covering hotels, restaurants, retail shops, office spaces, the Innovation Center at Curiosity Lab, and Peachtree Corners City Hall.
The service uses Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS vehicles, operated with Curiosity Lab, T-Mobile and the City of Peachtree Corners on fixed stops within a defined zone. Source
May Mobility was founded in Ann Arbor by Edwin Olson, Alisyn Malek, Steve Vozar, and others with roots in robotics and autonomous vehicle engineering. Its commercial focus has been structured public transit and microtransit rather than open-ended robotaxi service.
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