• Tue, April 22, 2025

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Council announces new town parking restrictions

Bracknell Forest Council says the restrictions are aimed at improving visibility and safety.

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`Fix-It Day' Offers Free Car Repairs to Those Temporarily Living in Vehicles - MyNewsLA.com

For the reported thousands of people who temporarily live in their cars in Los Angeles, reliable transport is essential, which is why Sunday's Fix-It Day 2025 — offering free car repairs for the needy — could be a life-changing event. Those who depend on a vehicle for shelter know that a broken-down car can mean […]

by: Townhall

Newsom Says California Will Intervene If Trump Reverses This Biden-Era Policy

by: NDTV

Can't Allow High Courts To Exercise Power Under Article 142: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea which sought the power of the top court under Article 142 of the Constitution to be granted to the high courts.

by: WAFF

One transported to hospital after lightning causes house fire in New Market

One person was transported to the hospital after a house caught fire in New Market on Tuesday morning.

by: Forbes

Transportation Is A Climate Issue: Time For Cities To Act

Transportation is the top source of U.S. emissions—yet often overlooked. This Earth Day, cities must act to cut car use and prioritize sustainable mobility.

by: Impacts

How Distance Affects the Cost of Shipping Your Vehicle

by: FXStreet

US will aim for UK to lower its automotive tariff - WSJ

The United States is preparing its terms for trade talks with the United Kingdom, according to people familiar with the plans, aiming for London to reduce levies and other non-tariff barriers on a wide range of US goods.

by: ABC7

Mystery object falls from sky in New Jersey, damaging auto shop: 'A giant fireball'

In the small town of Magnolia, New Jersey, there's a lot of talk about a giant boom heard early Wednesday morning.

by: WFXT

2025 Earth Day: Transportation emissions fueling climate change in Massachusetts, data shows

Individuals and communities are encouraged to consider ways to take advantage of alternative energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal.

by: 13abc

Access Ohio 2050 to host open houses, discuss long-range transportation plan

Access Ohio 2050 will be hosting 12 public open houses across the state of Ohio to discuss the long-range transportation plans, policies and investments for the next 25 years.

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Tesla (TSLA) Q1 2025 automotive revenues declined 20% from a year ago

A decrease in demand for Teslas has caused a significant drop in automotive revenue for the company.

by: ThePrint

SC concerned over job losses with advent of AI in automotive industry

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by: Reuters

US auto industry warns new auto parts tariffs will hike prices, cut sales

A coalition of U.S. auto industry groups urged President Donald Trump not to impose 25% tariffs on imported auto parts warning they would cut vehicle sales and raise prices.

by: Impacts

Techbullion Spotlight: How Technology is Revolutionizing the Automobile Industry

The tech revolution in the automotive industry has reshaped the Chauffeur Service business, especially in major cities like Atlanta, New York, and Washington,

by: ThePrint

Can't allow high courts to exercise power under Article 142: SC

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by: BBC

Hopes rare dragonfly will thrive at new site

Conservation teams have been collecting and transporting larvae to the new site in buckets.

by: BBC

New Channel Islands ferry service 'on track' for May launch

Islands Unlimited said the vessel, called San Pawl, will be transported from Malta next month.

by: Impacts

The Role of Auto-Transport CRMs in Streamlining the Vehicle Shipping Industry

In the fast-paced world of vehicle transportation, customer satisfaction and operational efficiency are paramount. Auto-transport customer relationship management (CRM) systems have emerged as indispensable tools for businesses seeking to enhance service delivery, streamline operations, and manage customer interactions effectively. Here's an in-depth look at the benefits and features of top-rated auto-transport CRMs. What is an […]
  • Mon, April 21, 2025

by: WDRB

Louisville nonprofit gets boost in effort to tackle transportation barriers for students in need

Metro United Way said transportation barriers are among the top reasons students miss school, struggle with academics, or are unable to participate in extracurricular activities.

by: Oregonian

Trump's transportation officials express skepticism about strategy used to slow speeders in Portland, other cities

Portland saw a more than 70% decline in vehicles traveling at least 10 mph over the speed limit.
  • Wed, April 23, 2025

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Officials break ground on Grove Place II in New Orleans' Hollygrove neighborhood

A groundbreaking has happened for a new development which will bring 36 affordable homes to the Hollygrove neighborhood.

by: FreightWaves

Check Call: New legislation targets freight fraud

In this edition: The fight against freight fraud steps up and why a water fight can affect the supply chain. The post Check Call: New legislation targets freight fraud appeared first on FreightWaves.

by: Forbes

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I'm Excited That Pacific Rim's TV Show Has A New Home, But There's Some Kaiju-Sized News That Has Me Even More Amped

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by: WJAX

Jacksonville's Morning News - JU students say they were blindsided by cuts, layoffs

Thursday morning on 104.5 FM spotlights Easter weekend festivities.

by: Reuters

Trade war and safety concerns take centre stage at Shanghai auto show

China's annual major auto shows have become a showcase for the rise of ever-cheaper, better-performing electric vehicles and more confident local brands in the world's biggest market for cars.

by: WBAY

Things to know for the 2025 NFL Draft: Admission, security, events, transportation

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

by: ThePrint

SC invokes Article 142 to protect career of 250 students

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by: Newsweek

Lauren Boebert wants DOGE to cut new train line funding

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by: WGAL

Paraplegic man killed, teen transported to hospital after house fire

The fire chief said the teenager tried to rescue the paraplegic man by breaking a window but could not save him.

by: Kiplinger

Bouncing Back: New Tunes for Millennials Trying to Make It

Adele's mournful melodies kick off this generation's financial playlist, but with the right plan, Millennials can finish strong.

by: BBC

Scottish government drops target to cut car use by 20%

Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop told MSPs that the goal was "not realistic and will need to be changed".

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Busier West Oahu buses prompt a call for a transportation study, even after federal funds disappear

Waianae resident Celeste Stone is a regular passenger on the Route 40 bus.

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$8.6M Waco Drive project will bring new asphalt surface

The $8.6 million Texas Department of Transportation project will give the concrete road a new asphalt surface between Valley Mills Drive and Business 77, about a 5-mile stretch.

by: KY3

Ozark Greenways has new leader, faces new challenges

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FIA announce NEW F1 engine supplier with big name shaking up grid

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6 members of the same family die in small plane crash in Upstate New York

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10 Nostalgic Desserts That Instantly Transport Boomers Back to Childhood

Certain desserts are more than just sweets—they're edible time capsules, transporting us to sunlit kitchens and Sunday suppers where every bite was a memory in the making. For those who grew up in the 1950s to 1970s, these treats weren't mere indulgences; they were the glue of family gatherings, the pride of church potlucks, and […] Read the original here: 10 Nostalgic Desserts That Instantly Transport Boomers Back to Childhood

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Tips to avoid transportation scams ahead of NFL Draft

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by: Newsweek

First Look: Slate Debuting Affordable Electric Vehicle This Month

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New Hampshire man accused of stealing, selling body parts to plead guilty

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HP govt to evolve mechanism to check misuse of transit passes for mineral transportation

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Bury to get three new 20mph zones in bid to improve road safety

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Firefighters responded to fire in New London Friday night

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Fire-hit New Herrington club wanted for new housing

Proposals involve building 29 homes at the site of the former working men's club in New Herrington.

Louisville nonprofit gets boost in effort to tackle transportation barriers for students in need

Metro United Way said transportation barriers are among the top reasons students miss school, struggle with academics, or are unable to participate in extracurricular activities.
The Louisville nonprofit, Sowing Seeds with Faith, has received a significant boost in its efforts to address transportation barriers for students in need, thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels. This funding will enable the organization to purchase a new van, which is crucial for transporting students to and from school, as well as to various educational and extracurricular activities. The initiative aims to support students from low-income families, ensuring they have reliable transportation to access educational opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach. The new van is expected to significantly enhance the nonprofit's capacity to serve more students and help them overcome transportation challenges that can impact their academic success.

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