Browsing: transportation

Chinese company BYD has developed electric vehicles that can charge in just five minutes, a major breakthrough in EV technology

BYD’s new chargers deliver remarkable charging speeds, potentially revolutionizing the EV experience.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing vehicle emission regulations, potentially impacting the push for electric vehicles and heavy-duty truck standards.

The German city of Hamburg is launching a pilot program for autonomous minibuses to enhance its public transportation network and reduce congestion.

Oregon is grappling with a funding shortfall for transportation infrastructure due to declining gas tax revenues and rising costs. The state is exploring various solutions, including increased fees, road user charges, and budget adjustments.

As states aim for climate goals and electric vehicle adoption rises, declining gas tax revenue forces transportation officials to seek new funding sources for infrastructure.

Oregon and other states are grappling with declining gas tax revenue as more drivers switch to electric vehicles, prompting a search for alternative funding sources for crucial transportation infrastructure.

The growing size of American pickup trucks is raising eyebrows around the world, particularly in countries with different automotive preferences and parking constraints. This article examines the trend, its environmental impact, and potential solutions.

As electric vehicle adoption grows, states like Oregon are scrambling to find new ways to fund road and bridge maintenance, with gas tax revenue declining.

A look at the successes of the Clean Air Act in reducing air pollution from vehicles and the road ahead for addressing climate change.