Month: May 2013

Each year 34,000 Americans die in car crashes, of those 34,000 about a third die in alcohol-related accidents. The National Transportation Safety Board is suggesting…

A scheme has just been revealed in Florida of shortening yellow light times. The reduced yellow intervals have, in some areas, doubled the tickets given…

A new survey undertaken by software giant Cisco suggests that technological improvements and innovations in vehicles are lagging behind consumers’ expectations. The survey not only…

A new report by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group shows that Americans continue to drive less, especially young Americans. There has been a driving…

In China (and actually some other countries as well), license plates can be more expensive than cars. For example, Shanghai is one of four cities…

In a follow up to the Solyndra case, The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform took testimony from several high-ranking Fisker Automotive executives. Fisker…

Automotive News is reporting that Infiniti has settled on producing a new “halo” vehicle. A halo vehicle is a flagship model which sells in low…

In 2011, one of the largest earthquakes in history, known as the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, rocked the coast of Japan, followed by a devastating tsunami.…

Chinese companies have seen potential in the unemployed capital of Detroit, and are investing in American businesses and technology and employing laid-off designers and engineers.…