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INTRODUCING: The 10 people transforming how the world gets around

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Aicha Evans, the CEO of Zoox, is developing a bold business model for self-driving cars
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From self-driving and electric cars to scooters and low-cost air travel, the transportation space is in the midst of a massive upheaval.

We've identified 10 people in the industry rethinking how we get from A to B and laying the groundwork for the future of transportation.

Read on to see the full list of 10 people transforming transportation.

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Profiles by Matt Debord, Mark Matousek, Benjamin Zhang, Graham Rapier, and Rachel Premack.

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