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May Mobility
The transit-contract strategy: small shared services procured by cities and campuses rather than a consumer app. It gets May Mobility into markets no robotaxi will touch for a decade, at the cost of growth — and in 2026 one of its few driver-out deployments moved to the 'previous' column.
Furthest stage: Paid, operator onboard United States Owner: Independent — Toyota, BMW i Ventures, NTT backed
2
Cities carrying passengers
Paid, pilot or invite-only rides, out of 2 tracked here.
2
Cities on the tracker
2 as operator.
1
Countries
United States.
Where May Mobility is live
Every city on the tracker that May Mobility touches — as operator, as the app the ride is sold in, or as the stack underneath. A dot marks a city, not a service area.
- Paid, operator onboardAnyone can book and pay, but a trained operator rides along.
- Shuttle onlyFixed-route driverless service, no robotaxi you can hail.
Boundaries from Natural Earth (public domain). Status is May Mobility's own stage in that city: a city can be driverless for a competitor and testing-only here.
City by city
May Mobility's stage in each city, furthest along first. Open a row for the launch date, the supervision level and the sources.
United States2 with passengers · 2 tracked
Atlanta Georgia, United States
Both national ride-hail apps sell an autonomous product here: Waymo via Uber, May Mobility via Lyft.
Robotaxi
- May MobilitySupervised2025Shared AV rides on the Lyft network with an onboard operator.
Sources: Waymo One · Robotaxi Report · Every operator in Atlanta
Minneapolis Eden Prairie · Minnesota, United States
May Mobility runs small shared AV services in Eden Prairie and Grand Rapids; Waymo has named Minneapolis as a future market.
Fixed-route shuttle
- May MobilitySupervised2022Shared shuttles with an onboard operator, integrated with local transit.
Sources: The Charge Port tracker · Every operator in Minneapolis
May Mobility in the news
No May Mobility entry in the timeline yet — it only carries launches, permits and decisions that moved the board.
The company
What May Mobility is, who owns it, and what it has actually deployed — the same record as the glossary entry on the tracker.
- Type
- Operator
- Headquarters
- United States
- Owner
- Independent — Toyota, BMW i Ventures, NTT backed
- Founded
- 2017
- Approach
- Multi-policy decision making on retrofitted platforms
- Vehicles
- Toyota Sienna
- Scale
- 550,000+ commercial AV rides across 1.1M miles
- Where
- Atlanta via Lyft, Eden Prairie and Grand Rapids (Minnesota), sites in Japan
- Rides sold through
- Lyft / FREENOW