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Urban Gondolas Offer Low-Tech Relief to Traffic-Jammed Cities

Posted on March 28, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

Boston, Toronto, and New York City look to the skies to solve congestion. Continue reading Urban Gondolas Offer Low-Tech Relief to Traffic-Jammed Cities→

Posted in boston, commute, Congestion, Edmonton, gondola, gondolas, La Paz, new york city, read, Toronto, traffic, transporation | Tagged Cable Cars, Flying Cars

These Canadians Are Building the First Commercial Electric Snowmobile

Posted on March 17, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

Taiga Motors’ electric snowmobile goes from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds. Continue reading These Canadians Are Building the First Commercial Electric Snowmobile→

Posted in read, snow, snowmobile, snowmobiling, taiga motors, transportation | Tagged Electric, Electric Vehicles, McGill University, Snowmobiles

Scientists Are Looking At Magnetic Particles and Fungus to Fix Potholes

Posted on March 10, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

They’re working on permanent fixes for a perennial problem. Continue reading Scientists Are Looking At Magnetic Particles and Fungus to Fix Potholes→

Posted in fungus, infrastructure, magnetic particles, Pothole, potholes, roads, transportation | Tagged Driving, Self-healing

After ‘Flawed’ MIT Paper, Uber Drivers Can’t Agree On How Poorly They’re Paid

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

Uber CEO said MIT was ‘mathematically incompetent’ for saying drivers earn a net $3.37 an hour. Continue reading After ‘Flawed’ MIT Paper, Uber Drivers Can’t Agree On How Poorly They’re Paid→

Posted in dispute, math, pay, read, taxi, uber, Uber drivers, wages | Tagged MIT

People Are Buying Electric Cars in Bulk to Get Cheaper Prices

Posted on March 5, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

‘Electronauts’ are laying the groundwork for EV adoption. Continue reading People Are Buying Electric Cars in Bulk to Get Cheaper Prices→

Posted in climate change, collective buying group, electric car, electric cars, Energy, evs, group buying, groupon, read, transportation

Connected Cars Will Run on Your Personal Data

Posted on February 19, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

US privacy laws aren’t keeping up. Continue reading Connected Cars Will Run on Your Personal Data→

Posted in canada, car hacking, connected cars, Data, eu, General Data Protection Regulation, privacy, Privacy Laws, read, US | Tagged Cars

Ride-Hailing Is Deepening Social and Economic Inequity in the US

Posted on February 10, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

It’s making public transit worse. Continue reading Ride-Hailing Is Deepening Social and Economic Inequity in the US→

Posted in car ownership, cities, equality, Lyft, ofo, public transit, read, ridehailing, ridesharing, transportation, uber

Bike Sharing Is Doomed to Fail in Most American Cities

Posted on February 5, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

Dallas’ chaotic experiment in bike sharing is a case in point. Continue reading Bike Sharing Is Doomed to Fail in Most American Cities→

Posted in bike share, bike sharing, cities, Dallas, dallas bike mess, infrastructure, limebike, ofo, read, transportation, uber | Tagged Bikes, Cycling

Why Is Snowplowing Still a Thing?

Posted on January 30, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

My kingdom for heated pavement. Continue reading Why Is Snowplowing Still a Thing?→

Posted in heated pavement, holland, read, Reykjavik, road salt, snow, snow-removal, snowplow | Tagged Winter

Autonomous Semis Could Help Solve Trucking’s Major Labor Shortage

Posted on January 29, 2018 by Tracey Lindeman

In 2016, US trucking had a shortage of 36,500 drivers. Continue reading Autonomous Semis Could Help Solve Trucking’s Major Labor Shortage→

Posted in jobs, read, semi, Teamsters, Tesla, transportation, trucking, trucks | Tagged Automation

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