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Some US transit systems weigh whether to run trains without a human at the controls

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Even as automated vehicles such as robotaxis grow more prevalent in the U.S., almost every mass transit system still requires a driver or operator on board. Two major cities are seeking to change that.This post […]

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Personalized public transport: Researchers develop autonomous mobility service

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The transportation sector is still responsible for around a third of greenhouse gas emissions. Shifting from private transportation—particularly vehicles with internal combustion engines—to electric public transportation offers a way to reduce emissions.This post was originally […]

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The chargeable battery–fuel cell hybrid answers the challenges of emission-free heavy-duty transport

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In late 2026, a pilot project exploring the possibilities of using hydrogen and electricity to power heavy-duty transport on long-haul journeys will begin in Finland. The pilot aims to develop technology that contributes to the […]

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New planning method could make driverless electric taxi fleets more efficient and reliable

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Self-driving electric taxi fleets could make transportation more efficient and sustainable, but only if vehicles can continuously make smart decisions about where to drive and when to recharge. Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in […]

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New vehicle system filters roadside air and traps brake dust using electric charges

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Researchers have developed an air-purifying vehicle technology that removes fine particulate matter from surrounding air as a vehicle moves and captures brake wear particles before they are released. The technology uses the vehicle’s existing structure […]

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US regulators certify Boeing 737 MAX 10 after delays

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U.S. officials gave final approval Tuesday to the Boeing 737 MAX 10, certifying the latest long-delayed version of the popular single-aisle aircraft.This post was originally published on this site

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Digital natives are buying electric cars as if they were smartphones

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Until recently, buying a car meant obsessing over horsepower, transmission types and brand heritage. But step into the market today and the showroom floor looks entirely different.This post was originally published on this site

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The driveway divide: Why parking for electric vehicles is such a big barrier

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Most people who have an electric car have access to a driveway or private parking. In England, 90% of EV owners can park easily and charge theirs from home. But roughly 40% of U.K. households […]

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Ammonia-fueled ship exhaust treatment could achieve roughly 99% removal of targeted pollutants

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A research team led by Dr. Sun-Mi Hwang from the Clean Air Research Laboratory at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) has developed catalysts as an all-in-one solution to address exhaust emissions from ammonia-fueled […]

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Discovery of cross-domain cyberattack risk targeting electric vehicle charging navigation systems

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With the rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), transportation and power systems are increasingly closely interconnected, driving innovation but also introducing new vulnerabilities. Researchers at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have uncovered a novel […]

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