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American Cars Are Now Almost As Big As the Tanks That Won WWII
These legendary war implements were not much bigger than the vehicles millions of Americans now drive every day.
Congrats to Andrew Cuomo on His Useless LaGuardia AirTrain
The only thing the future LaGuardia AirTrain will accomplish is reminding us why our transportation infrastructure rarely gets better.
Elon Musk Says Tesla Superchargers Will Be Available to All Electric Vehicles
The move could double the number of fast chargers available to all EV users, something that would otherwise take years to accomplish.
Biden's Executive Order Acknowledges Passenger Rail's Biggest Problem
Outside the northeast, Amtrak uses privately-owned freight tracks, and getting stuck behind freight trains is the biggest cause of delays.
Federal Watchdog to Study Freight Rail Safety Following Motherboard Investigation
Meanwhile, freight trains continue to derail across the country.
The Government Released a Tool to View 50 Years of Car Recalls
It's yet another sign an important regulatory agency is waking up from a decades-long slumber.
A Brand-New $130,000 Tesla Reportedly Caught Fire Days After Being Delivered
Lawyers representing the driver say the Tesla Model S Plaid spontaneously combusted and almost trapped the driver inside.
Climate Change Could Destroy America's Roads
Many roads aren't built to withstand extreme heat, an increasingly common occurrence in many parts of the country.
Tesla Must Now Report 'Autopilot' Crashes to the Government or Face Fines
A new federal rule will require car companies to report crashes that occur when the car is doing some of the driving.
The Heat Wave Is Literally Melting Portland’s Infrastructure
Train service has shut down and roads are buckling under a heat wave that climate experts say will only get more frequent.
Uber and Lyfts Can Be Electrified Now, But Drivers Aren't So Sure
Ridehail companies have set aggressive goals for going all electric, but that reality feels a long way away.