Transportation

What if a police officer tapping on your car window asking for your license and registration became a relic of transportation’s past?

The customers met the vehicle at the curb and retrieved their bags from cubicles that line the van’s back half, opening the cubicle doors with a few taps on their phones. The doors balked a bit, taking about a minute to open, but eventually they worked.

The executive order calls for $2.5 billion for rebates and electric charging and hydrogen fueling stations, subject to approval by legislature.

The announcement appears to represent a massive boost in the scope of the development of self-driving cars.

"With the power of AI and the rise of autonomous and connected vehicles, for the first time in a century, we have mobility technology that won’t just incrementally improve the old system but can completely disrupt it," CEO Jim Hackett said

With the federal government reportedly inching–really, inching–toward a trillion dollar injection into American infrastructure, now may be the perfect time to make the gray stuff just a shade greener.

These 20 interesting garage designs from around the world are definitely sights to see for every car and architecture enthusiast.

The proposal put forward by utilities, environmental groups and charging-station companies would make Maryland a leader in advancing EVs on the East Coast.

An explosion of ride-hailing app services has transformed the way that people get around the city and is choking the streets. Midtown traffic crawls at an average of 4.7 miles per hour from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.

Carmakers have less than a decade to reinvent themselves or risk being commoditized amid a seismic shift in how vehicles are powered, driven and purchased.