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Someday, our cars will all be connected to each other, sharing traffic information, connecting us into “road trains,” and swapping position info so that collisions become a thing of the un-wired past.
Apple, in a move hailed by a group of US senators, has agreed not to allow any new iPhone applications in the App Store that identify police drunk-driving checkpoints.
A cattle truck accident on a highway in Georgia had authorities calling in cowboys and other volunteers to help round up dozens of cattle that took off at up to 35 miles per hour.
A Michigan bus operator has been ordered to cease all commercial passenger services after the discovery that one of its buses was carrying six passengers in its luggage compartment, US officials said Saturday.
Barely a year ago, you could get 40 miles per gallon in exactly one conventional gas-powered car--the two-seat, toaster-size ForTwo, from Smart. But with fuel prices approaching $4 a gallon, membership in the 40-and-over club is growing fast.
...hopes to take the car to market by 2013 but gave no projected cost, said its four-seater "SIM-LEI" had motors inside each wheel and a super-light frame, allowing for 333 kilometres (207 miles) of motoring on one charge in a test.
Shipping companies are turning to guards armed with AK-47 assault rifles to protect vessels from pirates, a trade group for security professionals said, after record numbers of attacks last year added $2.4 billion to costs.
The automaker aims to bring a cheap hybrid technology used in some large vehicles to passenger cars.
Researchers who have spent the last two years studying the security of car computer systems have revealed that they can take control of vehicles wirelessly.
Peruse Chevrolet's February sales release, and you'll notice one number that's blatantly missing: the number of Chevy Volts sold.
If people think they can avoid the TSA by staying away from airports, they’re going to be in for a rude awakening. TSA is clearly engaged in a total takeover of society and plans to have its agents searching, patting down, scanning and harassing Amer
This Article Is A Load of Crap !. Roundabouts Are No safer Than A Controlled Intersection, In Fact they Cause drivers to Be more Aggressive !, By Not wanting to Stop, They Speed Up In Order To Beat The Other Traffic Trying To Get Thru The Intersect
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Roundabouts are endorsed by the Nevada Strategic Highway Safety Plan because of their ability to safely and efficiently move traffic. Here are some benefits of roundabouts. Safer than signalized intersections Intersection safety is a serious traf
If one Georgia lawmaker has his way, drivers licenses will go the way of the dinosaurs. According to CBS Atlanta, State Rep. Bobby Franklin, R-Marietta, has filed House Bill 7, calling it the "Right to Travel Act." In his bill, Franklin s
The EPA approved the use of 15% blend ethanol [up from 10%] for automobiles and light trucks of model year 2001 and newer. The ethanol indu$try and corn grower$ hailed the long-awaited announcement.
BBC's James May test drives the GM Hy-Wire concept car. The car uses hydrogen fuel cell propulsion and drive "by-wire" technology. Just think were the government not to exist, this wouldn't be HI-Tech it would be in a museum.
In reviews of Gran Turismo 5, the long-anticipated PS3 version of the ultra-realistic driving sim, critics pointed out the difficulty of distinguishing screen grabs from the game with actual photos of real-life cars.
Dear Editor: Here is a story you won't believe. You talk about exposing and fighting corruption in government. After 15 years of documentation and investigation, the evidence and proof of the biggest racketeering operation at state level has surf
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Auto-safety regulators would be required to set minimum sound levels for hybrid and electric vehicles under a bill approved. Blind pedestrians have pushed for the changes, saying the quiet purr of hybrids can pose risks for them because they use soun
Ramping up the maritime police state.
A Chinese passenger train hit a record speed of 302 miles per hour during a test run of a yet-to-be opened link between Beijing and Shanghai. It was the fastest speed recorded by an unmodified conventional commercial train. Other types of trains have
Local law enforcement and federal agents conducted a checkpoint operation Tuesday afternoon in Douglas County, the Federal Air Marshal Service told the AJC. But the operation, which also involves the Transportation Security Administration, is top-sec
Brace yourselves, commuters — body scanners may be coming to trains, subways and boats, according to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
Soon after taking over the TSA Pistole told USA Today that he will work to expand airport Gestapo zones. “Protecting riders on mass-transit systems from terrorist attacks will be as high a priority as ensuring safe air travel,
Sure, the Los Angeles Auto Show had its share of sweet cars. We love the Fiat 500. We'd gladly drive a Porsche Cayman R home. But nothing in L.A. can compare with these 15 legendary cars.
I'm soaring up a steep hill in Mercedes-Benz's new $200,000 supercar, the SLS AMG. Nearing the top, I squeeze on the carbon-ceramic brakes, sweep right to left on the pebbly asphalt, then tuck the supersized beak down a coiling hill—the infamous blin
Spurred by a woman who boarded the train in Simi Valley. He says a person who accompanied the woman but did not board with her said something to a train employee about the woman and her bags, and the employee called authorities.
He's stared down Siberian tigers, faced a snarling polar bear, stood toe-to-fin with a killer whale, and rides shirtless on horseback across the rugged, frozen Russian tundra... And now Russian 'rock star' Vladimir Putin has squeezed himself into
The sexy little Canadian vehicle is called the "Urbee" and it's the world's first '3D-printed' car. 3D seems to be all the rage nowadays. Recently, there's been a spate of articles about 3D-printed things from buildings to human veins. Many ar
So far we've seen 3D-printed phone cases, shirts, buildings, human veins, braingears, and other random 3D-printed things. What's next you ask? Believe it or not, 2 companies have joined forces to build an entirely 3D-printed car called Urbee!
