Transportation
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The CEO of CHAMP Titles — which recently raised $55 million — talks about where the industry is headed. His optimism about upcoming significant growth is matched by another executive from this field. -
The city’s tourist-heavy Oceanfront neighborhood is using a digital parking solution from eleven-x to improve parking management and grow revenue in its “resort area.” Area residents will get parking credits.
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The Hawaii Department of Transportation has launched its Eyes on the Road project, which leverages dashcams in private and state-owned vehicles to gather vast amounts of information on roadway conditions.
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The charging station will serve as a much-needed outpost for electrical vehicle drivers in an area where recharging options are limited.
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A two million dollar grant will cover the costs of five electric buses and charging stations. The solar farm is expected to save $850,000 annually.
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An infusion of money from the Federal Transit Administration will help provide Ohio's Stark Area Regional Transit Authority with two more fuel cell buses.
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One zero-emission electric bus could eliminate nearly 1,700 tons of carbon pollution over its 12-year life span, the equivalent of taking 27 cars off the road.
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After grounding the fleet for several hours, an investigation revealed that a driver was in control of the self-driving SUV at the time of the incident.
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United Technologies Corp is backing federal legislation which funds and provides direction to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Experts agree that electric and autonomous vehicle technologies are here to stay, but where the industry will be in a decade or more is open to debate.
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Even though Uber has logged over 1 million miles in their autonomous cars, the fight to prove self-driving cars stand up to their classic competitors is far from over.
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Technology, declining ridership and changing demographics have spurred cities across the country to redesign bus systems that are more convenient. It's no easy task.
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The investigation into “Greyball” software, which was thought to allow drivers to avoid regulators and deny service, was dropped after the city found no evidence the tool was used.
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More than 200 self-driving vehicles in four U.S. cities have logged more than 1 million miles and given more than 30,000 rides.
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Automated guideway transportation might be part of a “solution to improve the last-mile connectivity and other mobility challenges,” according to the city.
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With the popularity of self-driving trucks on the rise, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters reaches out to the Senate as a warning.
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Local representatives are looking at traffic data to plan local drive-thru proposition.
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National Drive Electric Week launches hundreds of events nationwide Sept. 9 to 17.
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The use of electric delivery trucks highlight savings and other benefits in Chicago.
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Transportation officials argue that the proposed budget would lead to faster deterioration of state highways and infrastructure. The budget cuts nearly $80 million in transportation funds.
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New legislation related to self-driving cars will likely reaffirm the federal government's role in regulating the safety of autonomous vehicles.
