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General Motors is partnering with Nvidia to enhance its self-driving and manufacturing capabilities by leveraging Nvidia’s AI chips, software, and simulation tools. “GM says it will apply several of Nvidia’s products to its business, such as the Omnive…
Several Asian airlines have tightened restrictions on portable battery chargers amid growing concerns about fire risks, following a January blaze that destroyed an Air Busan aircraft in South Korea. South Korean airlines now require passengers to keep …
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Washington Post: An Amazon-backed self-driving taxi failed to meet vehicle safety standardsbecause it lacks basics like a brake pedal and rearview mirrors, according to a report by federal inspectors that ra…
Southwest Airlines boasts that its passengers’ “bags fly free” — but not for long. From a report: Starting May 28 — just in time for the busy summer travel season — only Southwest’s most elite Rapid Rewards A-List Preferred members and passengers wh…
Flag carrier of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iran Air, also known as Homa, has succeeded in receiving the EU and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) approval for fuel management in international flights.
smooth wombat writes: In what can only be described as a no-brainer, Volkswagen has announced it will have once again have physical buttons in all its vehicles. As Andreas Mindt, design chief at the company said, removing buttons was “a mistake”.
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A study published in Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives investigates how ants avoid traffic jams…. Quoting the abstract: “The results show that ants adopt specific traffic strategies (platoon …
After a five-year suspension, the Tehran-Van international passenger train resumed service, departing from Tehran Railway Station toward Van, Turkey.
Iran’s first air taxi has taken off from the city of Karaj, near Tehran, marking an important step in developing fast and smart air transportation in the country.
34 foreign airlines and 14 domestic airlines currently operate flights in Iran, with no restrictions on international routes, says the CEO of Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKIA).