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16 Ways to Design a Better Intersection–And Better Cities

If you think the only purpose of intersections is to move cars past each other, you solve problems like a plumber: with bigger pipes.

The Amazing Garage Where Robots Do the Parking

Parking sucks. Looking for a space, driving round and round, trying not to hit a pillar. Fear not, the robots have it covered.

Step Into the Garage Where Robots Do All the Parking

West Hollywood, California says it saved over a million dollars with the West Coast’s first municipal robot garage, which ditches the idea of driving into the garage, circling up and down ramps until you find an open spot, squeezing your way in, then wandering your way out again.

Sacramento, Calif., Preps for Self-Driving Vehicles

Self-driving robot cars will be coming soon to the streets of American cities.

Guess What Uber’s Promising Now: Flying Cars

The company calls it Uber Elevate and within a decade it’ll be a global network of on demand urban electric aircraft that take off and land vertically.

New air service may be headed to Missoula

It could include converting a seasonal route into a year-round route for a city currently served from Missoula – think San Francisco or Chicago.

L.A. Could Remove 100,000 Cars Over Five Years . . . By Adding More Cars?

Imagining Los Angeles as a city where car ownership isn’t necessary.

Five cities chosen for self-driving car test

"The advent of autonomous cars is one of the most exciting developments ever to happen to cities — and if mayors collaborate with one another, and with partners in the private sector, they can improve people’s lives in ways we can only imagine today," former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said at the CityLab conference for mayors in Miami.

Today’s TED Talk – What a driverless world could look like

What if traffic flowed through our streets as smoothly and efficiently as blood flows through our veins?

120-mile beer run made by self-driving truck

For the majority of that 120-mile trip, the truck’s driver left his seat and observed the road from the comfort of the sleeper berth.