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ktar.com

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

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Terrence Aym

The Chinese have achieved another milestone in their nation's quest for innovation and Mankind's overall need for speed. A prototype train designated as CRH380A, blasted into the record books with a sizzling speed of 302 miles per hour. The train r

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livescience.com

The Bloodhound vehicle sports little winglets above the wheels to maintain equal load on all four wheels. Its designers hope the car will reach record-breaking speeds of 1,000 mph in 2012. Credit: Bloodhound SSC Engineering Adventure.

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coyoteden via WIRED.com

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has run afoul of security experts and the general public by introducing some radical changes to how airline passengers are screened -- just in time for the holiday travel peak

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