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Tesla has finally started to open some Supercharger stations to non-Tesla electric cars owners in the US and it explained how it works. Electrek reports: As we previously reported, everything is handled through the app. Non-Tesla EV owners simply have …
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Drive: Ford applied for a patent to make the repossession process go smoother. For the bank, that is. The patent document was submitted to the United States Patent Office in August 2021 but it was formally p…
Subway said on Tuesday it plans to add charging parks to select restaurants. “Dubbed Subway Oasis, the EV parks will be outfitted with ‘charging canopies with multiple ports, picnic tables, Wi-Fi, restrooms, green space, and even playgrounds,'” reports…
There may soon come a time when your car “also serves as the hub of your personal power plant,” writes the Washington Post’s climate columnist. And then they tell the story of a New Mexico man named Nate Graham who connected a power strip and a $150 in…
Scientists from China’s Hebei University of Science and Technology have developed an ice-melting additive for asphalt that could remain active for years. New Atlas reports: [The researchers started] out by developing a chloride-free acetate-based salt….
The Welsh government has decided that building new roads would encourage more car use—hurting its emissions goals.
The European Parliament on Tuesday formally approved a law to effectively ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the European Union from 2035, aiming to speed up the switch to electric vehicles and combat climate change. From a report: The landm…
Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle venture Zoox said on Monday that it is now testing its self-driving robotaxis on public roads in California with passengers on board. CNBC reports: The vehicles have no steering wheel or pedals, and they have bidirection…
Iran’s ATA Airlines offers an apology and an explanation over a problem that delayed a Najaf-Tehran flight, dismissing rumors about an explosion prior to take-off or the plane’s deviation from the runway.
The Internet is a critical component of transportation and logistics. With the vast amount of data available, it is easy to see how the Internet can help companies in the transportation sector do better capacity planning for their fleets, pick the best apps for planning and logistics, and solve problems proactively with support from alerts and fault codes. Most importantly, though, continuously connected systems can vastly improve passenger experience and safety, which is what matters in the end.