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This Car Knows Your Next Misstep Before You Make It

An experimental new dashboard computer can not only keep track of your behavior behind the wheel, but even predict what you’re about to do next.

Electric vehicle charging habits revealed

The key finding was that public charging infrastructure is not needed everywhere to enable PEV adoption. Instead, charging infrastructure should be focused at homes, workplaces and public "hot spots" that serve multiple venues.

Cape Air to continue service between rural Montana cities

The Essential Air Service program subsidizes flights to rural cities that would not otherwise get commercial air service.

Self-driving cars could reduce accidents by 90 percent, become greatest health achievement of the century

The Atlantic hails the self-driving car revolution has potentially having a similar impact on public health as vaccines and anti-smoking campaigns.

This is What Paris Looks Like Without Cars

L’espace urbain parisien repris aux bagnoles offre un calme et une douceur de vivre incroyable

Tesla competitor Thunder Power’s new EV can drive 373 miles on a single charge

With a target price around $63,000 and a release date of sometime in 2017, the Thunder Power electric car could be a promising new entry that could seriously compete with Tesla in the electric car market.

Q&A: A future with driverless cars almost here

Driverless cars seem like a technology that’s always just out of reach, but they’re almost here.

In praise of traffic roundabouts

Traffic circles have been proven to ease congestion, reduce accidents and emissions, and save thousands of dollars a year in traffic-light costs.

Governor Hickenlooper promises $100M to make Colorado "the best state for biking"

Colorado will call on its Department of Transportation to help make the state "the best state for biking" in the country.

Boiseans plug into electric cars

"If you want to change people’s behavior, you can’t do it with coercion," says Gregory Allen, who built his own electric-assisted bicycle. "You have to do it with temptation."