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Houston wants to turn off red light cameras
Andrea Bernstein Sep 22, 2011
Frustrated Houston residents want traffic light cameras to disappear. This follows L.A.'s decision last month to switch off its cameras
HP's webOS reaches up from the grave with a pitch to carmakers
John Moe Aug 16, 2011
This from producer and Palm owner Larissa Anderson:...
New plane could take you from New York to LA in 12 minutes
John Moe Aug 11, 2011
Today the U.S. Defense Advance Research Projects Agency tests the Falcon HTV-2, a new plane that can fly 4 miles per SECOND. "The Falcon started...
The U.S. Department of Transportation is serious about cybersecurity
Adriene Hill Aug 4, 2011
On Wednesday, the Department of Transportation officially asked the security community for "informed views on the perceived needs, prevailing pra...
D.C. Metro's escalators cause transit nightmare
David Schultz Sep 22, 2011
Only 60 percent of the Metro's 600 escalators in Washington, D.C. are functioning at any one time, adding an obstacle to riders' commutes
The growing influence of low-cost "curbside" bus service
Alex Goldmark Aug 1, 2011
A new study shows that intra-city bus lines like BoltBus and Megabus are stealing passengers from Amtrak and even airlines.
More toll roads and higher tolls for U.S. drivers
David Schultz Sep 22, 2011
Cities across the nation are opening more toll roads and raising prices at existing ones to help supplement tight budgets.
Chinese bullet train disaster clouds future sales
Rob Schmitz Jul 27, 2011
Public outrage erupted in China after a deadly crash between two high-speed trains this past weekend
Cell phones are a huge road hazard
John Moe Jul 8, 2011
Did we know this? Yes we knew this. But did we know cell phones are being blamed for up to 25% of all U.S. car crashes? Yikes. This, according to a...
Carmageddon in L.A.!
Jennifer Collins Sep 22, 2011
405 freeway shut down expected to snarl roadways and business in the L.A. metro area.
