Large corporations in Seattle like Microsoft utilize a fleet of private shuttle busses that get workers to and from work everyday. Now, one startup wants to offer that service to the masses. SnapTransit is a new company hoping to help people ditch their cars and be more productive on their commutes with small WiFi-equipped buses that pickup and drop-off from specific locations around Seattle, a city experiencing a growing traffic problem. “We like to think of taking our shuttle as allowing yourself to recapture that commute time,” said CEO Jeff Pattison. “When you’re on your way to work or coming back home, it allows… Read More
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