Transportation
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Aided by federal funding, the state Department of Transportation will seek proposals this spring from businesses willing to install public electric vehicle chargers, with its financial assistance. -
Its commission has approved installing three different types of electric vehicle charging pads this summer, at its Middletown base. The endeavor is part of its goal to be energy neutral by 2040.
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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.
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San Carlos, Calif., officials hope the wireless sensor technology used in their smart parking pilot project could be expanded to other municipal infrastructure.
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Texting while driving bans are commonplace, but one state court takes it a step further by holding the sender of the text partially responsible for a resulting collision.
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An online portal is helping drivers over age 40 renew their driver's licenses electronically.
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Roadside wildlife detection systems use radar and lasers to save wild animals and protect drivers who might cross their paths.
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As more states pass laws authorizing testing of autonomous vehicles, key legal questions need to be answered.
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Two years of background work by the Tesla Motors and SpaceX founder reveals an affordable, open-source alternative to California's proposed high-speed rail.
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Just as new technologies are making it easier to get a ride, cries to reform taxi service as we know it are getting louder.
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority in New York City is offering a new solution for cash-only customers to pay bridge and tunnel tolls.
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After years of development, Los Angeles reached a milestone that few, if any, other major cities can claim: Every single traffic light can be monitored and controlled remotely.
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The 40-bus fleet will have traffic signal priority – technology that communicates with traffic signals to give the buses an extended green light.
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Hoping it will push U.S. lawmakers to develop a long-term transportation funding plan, infrastructure advocates developed a smartphone app that allows users to complain to members of Congress about their travel troubles.
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In this year's sessions, nine more states debated driverless car legislation, and Michigan seems poised to act, joining California, Nevada, Florida and the District of Columbia.
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Oregon’s plan to charge drivers by the mile is gaining speed with the help of cheaper off-the-shelf devices.
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By the year 2040, self-driving cars will account for 75 percent of vehicles on our roadways -- but most people aren't quite ready for it.
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Nearly 70 new electric engines will service the Northeast Corridor. They are expected to be more reliable and faster than the aging fleet they replace.
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FAA is planning a system that will radically change how it manages air travel, but skeptics say it may be taking too long.
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California hopes the technology will not only improve efficiencies in vehicle registrations, but also save the DMV some of the $20 million it spends each year on postage for renewals.
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Despite the crackdown, Americans are still reluctant to put their phones away when they drive.
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