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Range anxiety—or charger drama? Australians are buying hybrid cars because they don’t trust public chargers

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Range anxiety has long been seen as the main obstacle stopping drivers from going electric.This post was originally published on this site

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Sidewalks, crosswalks and lighting reduce crashes more effectively than fixed geometric road design attributes: Study

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Road traffic crashes remain a significant global issue, with more than 1.19 million fatalities and millions more injured annually. The World Health Organization (WHO) has set a target to halve these deaths and injuries by […]

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More efficient method developed to monitor drivers’ attention levels

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Fifty-two people have died on Catalan roads so far this year, according to data from the Catalan Traffic Service. Although there have been fewer accidents in the first four months of the year than in […]

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How do we avoid the next airport disaster like Newark? An expert says 6G could be the solution

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Newark Liberty International Airport was once again plunged into chaos when radar screens went black on the morning of May 9. It follows a recent disruption in communications with air traffic controllers in Philadelphia, who […]

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A small bicycle handlebar sensor can help map a region’s riskiest bike routes

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While things like rain or hills can keep people from cycling, a major impediment is the risk of getting hit by a car. It’s hard to identify the safest routes to ride, especially for beginner […]

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Recycling asphalt pavement can help the environment—scientists are putting the safety of recycled pavement to the test

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More than 90% of paved roads in the U.S. are made of asphalt, which is constructed with nonrenewable materials such as petroleum. One way to make paving more sustainable is to recycle old pavement. When […]

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California leads lawsuit over Trump’s EV charging funding change

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Donald Trump’s order to withhold $5 billion earmarked to grow the electric vehicle charging network in the United States is being challenged in court by more than a dozen states, California officials said Wednesday.This post […]

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A printable aluminum alloy system can balance strength and cost in the automotive industry

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Aluminum alloys are widely used in transportation applications because of their high strength-to-weight ratio, as well as their affordability. However, challenges arise when using them in extremely high-strength and high-temperature applications, particularly in components such […]

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Automaker owned by Taiwan’s Foxconn to make EVs for Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors

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Foxtron, an automaker partly owned by Taiwan iPhone manufacturer Hon Hai Technology Group, and Mitsubishi Motors of Japan said Wednesday they have agreed to develop an electric vehicle to be sold in Australia and New […]

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Environmental awareness trumps cost in electric car purchase decisions, says study

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Electric cars are seen as a more sustainable option compared to conventional vehicles, which contribute to increases in greenhouse gases. However, their adoption in Spain is still limited (21% penetration rate), especially when compared to […]

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