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• Thu, April 17, 2025

by: WJZY

Rethinking the ride: New report challenges myths about public vs. personal transportation safety

Chief Transportation Correspondent MayCay Beeler details a new report about revising the transit safety narrative.

by: WDIO

Man transported to hospital after vehicle-pedestrian incident in Proctor

A man was transported to the hospital after attempting to jump on a vehicle in Proctor.

by: BBC

Railway company working on new station plan

The possible location of the proposed Golden Valley Parkway has yet to be decided.

by: WBAY

Things to know for the 2025 NFL Draft: Schedules, tickets, security, transportation

Here is all the information you need ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

by: KUTV

What would articles of impeachment actually look like?

WASHINGTON (SBG) - Acting Director of National IntelligenceJoseph Maguirefaced questions on Capitol HillThursday. He answered to allegations that President Donald Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky included asking for help looking into possible democratic presidential opponent, Joe Biden. What will articles of impeachment actually look like? (Sinclair Broadcast Group)

by: Insider

Tesla owners are offloading their cars in droves

by: Observer

Literary Travel: 8 Must-Read Novels That Will Transport You Around the World

In these books, characters' inner lives are inseparable from their environments, and the changes they undergo are shaped by the places they inhabit.

by: PBS

News In Review | News in Review: 06/26/23 | Season 2023

Judge rules in favor of UE, Transportation affects healthcare, Mexican Consul Visits

by: WFXT

'One of the biggest ever recorded': Car sales boom ahead of new auto tariff

The automotive tariff is set to take effect on Wednesday, April 2, and will begin to be collected on Thursday, April 3.

by: Newsweek

New York 'state-of-the-art' airport nears completion

New York's Sullivan County Airport is reaching the final stages of a $18.5 million upgrade project.

by: Oregonian

Transit advocates rally at Oregon's Capitol to support climate-friendly transportation initiatives

"We've been ready for a transportation system that offers us real choices," one advocate said.

by: WFXT

Boston Public Schools students could lose bus transportation under new ridership policy

Starting in May, BPS said it will be "taking a step towards increasing the efficiency" of busing students to school.

by: Oregonian

State discovers errors in key study that determines cost share for trucks versus cars to maintain Oregon's roads

Lawmakers use the study to determine changes to the state's gas tax and other transportation-related taxes.

by: BBC

Region leading the way on green transport - mayor

Richard Parker, the mayor of the West Midlands, says the region is "leading the way" on green public transport

by: BBC

West Midlands mayor welcomes arrival of new electric bus fleet

• Fri, April 18, 2025

by: LancasterOnline

Articles of Incorporation: Notice is hereby given that AUTOWARE FOUNDATION NORTH AMERICA filed articles of

by: fox13now

Dwindling budget downsizes Weber County senior transportation program

Concerns with a dwindling budget have downsized a popular senior program in Weber County that helped take seniors to the grocery store, doctors' appointments and more.

by: KXAN

Man injured in deadly I-35 crash files $100 million civil lawsuit against driver, Amazon, ZBN Transport

A man seriously injured in a crash on I-35 that killed five people earlier this month has filed a $100 million civil lawsuit against Amazon, a trucking company and the driver who police say caused the crash.

by: TechCrunch

TechCrunch Mobility: Lyft buys its way into Europe, Kodiak SPACs, and how China's new ADAS rules might affect Tesla | TechCrunch

by: abc13

Residents frustrated with auto shops overflowing vehicles in southwest Houston neighborhood

Some people living in a southwest Houston community say two auto shops are using parts of their neighborhood to store their customers' vehicles, from ambulances to trucks, in places they're not supposed to.

by: KWQC

What's next for US 67 Corridor, Centennial Bridge? Illinois, Iowa Departments of Transportation enter study phase

For 85 years, the Centennial Bridge has kept the Quad Cities connected, but as the bridge ages, experts say maintenance costs keep rising and frequent repairs are no longer sustainable.

by: KITV

Hawai?i DOH launches rural medical air transport program

The HawaiÊ»i State Department of Health has awarded contracts to a new pilot program that could deliver rural medical patients to their appointments on other islands.

by: WTKR

VA and NC law enforcement search for stolen equipment headed for Portsmouth

Stolen equipment, cars, and trucks have become a lucrative business and a significant problem for communities nationwide.

by: WGAL

Pedestrian transported to hospital after being hit by vehicle on Route 15

A person was injured after they were hit by a vehicle early Friday morning, according to dispatch.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | New I-80 sinkhole worsens traffic jams, fuels frustrations | Season 2025

Sinkholes have closed I-80 in both directions near Exit 34

by: inforum

Echos of Red River Valley's auto history still parked in Fargo's downtown

Henry Ford thought Fargo was a prime territory to sell Model As and Model Ts, and Chevy, Oldsmobile, Buick, Plymouth and Dodge dealers built or worked out of distinctive buildings still in use.

by: FMIBlog

Hydrogen Detection Market to Witness Robust Growth Amid Rising Focus on Safety and Renewable Energy Transition

Hydrogen Detection Market. The global hydrogen detection market is valued at USD 270.30 million in 2024 and is projected to surge to USD 800 million by 2034, growing at a robust C

by: WTVF

WeGo enters into new contract for regional bus service, expanding services

A new contract will allow WeGo to improve its regional bus service operations in areas outside of the Nashville metro area.

by: KUTV

Utah Department of Transportation working to improve nighttime visibility at intersections

On Tuesday, a tragic crosswalk crash in Roy left an 11- year-old boy in critical condition.This auto versus pedestrian crash raised the question, 'What can be d

by: Tennessean

Nashville mayor picks adviser to former U.S. transportation secretary to oversee transit plan

Mayor Freddie O'Connell picked the senior adviser to former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to oversee the Choose How You Move plan.

by: Politico

Industry seeks reprieve on auto parts tariffs

We caught up with the House Transportation Committee's top Democrat ... John Bozzella, president and CEO of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, said Friday that the 45X advanced ...

by: AOL

What's Going On Mullen Automotive Stock On Monday?

Mullen Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ:MULN) shares are trading lower on Monday. The company disclosed the sale of its all-electric Mullen ONE Class 1 cargo van to Global Expert Shipping. The order will be fulfilled through Mullen's national EV dealer partner,

by: Newsweek

NASCAR Keeps a Careful Eye on Impact Of New U.S. Tariffs on Racing

NASCAR is closely monitoring the potential impact of new tariffs as their true effect on the sport remains uncertain.

by: KOIN

TriMet warns of 'drastic' service cuts without funding boost in Oregon transportation package

In an appeal to state lawmakers, TriMet is warning of "drastic" service cuts without a boost in state funding, claiming the agency faces a "fiscal cliff" in 2031.

by: People

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Discredits Astronaut Title for the 'Brave and Glam' All-Female Blue Origin Crew

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is the latest notable figure to weigh in on Blue Origin's April 14 space flight, which featured an all-female crew.

by: Today

Can Katy Perry call herself an astronaut? No, says the secretary of transportation, and here's why

FAA guidelines say the six women did not meet mission-critical standards that qualify a person as an astronaut.

by: CNBC

How America became so car dependent

America is a car-dominated country. It's not just because cars are awesome. Politics, lobbies, even seemingly unrelated laws have all helped make that happen.

by: JEC

Wrightbus - Jean-Marc Gales, CEO: "95% of the vehicles we will produce in 2025 will be zero-emission vehicles"

Can you remind us of the history of Wrightbus, which has long industrial expertise? Since 1946, Wrightbus has contributed a tremendous amount of technology and innovative products to help grow and improve the global transportation industry.

by: MinnPost

Competing visions for EVs, with Mexico and China as players

As Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD puts down roots in Mexico, Harris pledges EV breakthroughs while Trump promises gas vehicles.

by: TheNewsCenter

Crash on Gihon Road leads to two patients transported

The two occupants inside the SUV were transported to Camden Clark.

by: ThePrint

Cost of semiconductor chips per vehicle to double to USD 1200 by 2030 due to tech advancement: NITI Aayog

New Delhi [India], April 15 (ANI): The cost of semiconductor chips used in vehicles is expected to double from the current average of USD 600 to USD 1,200 per vehicle by 2030, according to a new report by NITI Aayog. The increase is attributed to the growing use of advanced technologies in automobiles, including electric [â€¦]

by: Flightglobal

No 'single point of failure' during London Heathrow power loss: UK transport secretary

While investigation into a prolonged electrical power outage to London Heathrow is continuing, UK transport minister Heidi Alexander has told the country's parliament that back-up power systems did not fail and acted as intended. A large fire broke out at an electrical substation - located about 4km northeast of the ...

by: WMUR

Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces new sex trafficking charges a month before trial

The new charges include allegations of coercion and transporting victims across state lines

• Sat, April 19, 2025

by: NewsNation

Ford halts shipments of F-150s and other models to China: Report

"We have adjusted exports from the U.S. to China in light of the current tariffs," a Ford spokesperson told NewsNation.

by: Forbes

With Tariffs, Product Design Is The New Strategic Imperative

By adopting a design-first mindset, businesses can create products that are both cost-effective and adaptable to changing market conditions.

by: koaa

U.S. Customs and Border Protection now allowed to be transported using military tactical vehicles

U.S. Customs and Border Protection are now allowed to be transported using military tactical vehicles.

by: wjla

Masks are now optional on public transportation. But is it safe for you to go maskless?

Reaction to the lifting of the federal transportation mask mandate ranged from celebration to concern to confusion - and 7News is on your side trying to help clear up the confusion part. Although the mandate has been lifted, wearing masks is still recommended by the CDC and Metro when riding transportation and using transit stations and hubs. "Metro moving towards optional mask wearing is in no way a statement against wearing a mask," said Theresa Impastato, chief safety officer for Metro.

by: ThePrint

Smart tech, self-driving and safety features to dominate auto industry by 2030: Niti Aayog report

New Delhi [India], April 19 (ANI): The automobile industry is heading for a major transformation by 2030, driven by growing demand for safety features, electric vehicles, and smart technologies, according to a recent report by NITI Aayog. One of the key highlights of the report is the sharp rise in the adoption of Advanced Driver-Assistance [â€¦]

State discovers errors in key study that determines cost share for trucks versus cars to maintain Oregon's roads

Lawmakers use the study to determine changes to the state's gas tax and other transportation-related taxes.

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has identified significant errors in a crucial study used to determine the cost-sharing ratio between trucks and cars for road maintenance in Oregon. The study, which has been pivotal in setting the financial responsibilities of different vehicle types, contained miscalculations that led to an overestimation of the costs attributed to trucks. As a result, ODOT is reevaluating the data and methodologies used in the study to ensure a more accurate and fair distribution of road maintenance costs. This reassessment could potentially lead to changes in how road usage fees are allocated between heavy and light vehicles in the state.

Read the Full Oregonian Article at:
https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/04/state-discovers-errors-in-key-study-that-determines-cost-share-for-trucks-versus-cars-to-maintain-oregons-roads.html

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