Tech research shows many want to test a self-driving car
Ah consumer studies about self-driving cars, the last study from Kelley Blue Book found that Americans are most comfortable with the vehicles currently on the
Ah consumer studies about self-driving cars, the last study from Kelley Blue Book found that Americans are most comfortable with the vehicles currently on the
The needs of commuters will support carsharing which will expand services and grow in popularity reports Frost and Sullivan. Carsharing operators (CSOs) are developing novel
Self-driving autonomous cars are hyped by the media, however, Kelley Blue Book’s study finds that Americans are most comfortable with the vehicles currently on the
U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) Secretary Anthony R. Foxx visited the International Transportation Innovation Center (ITIC) in Greenville, S.C. today to observe examples of the
New mobility has a way to go before full adoption, according to a new study with only 14% saying they use ridesharing services. Fewer than
A new study from Juniper Research has found that new in-vehicle infotainment services such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto will generate large amounts of
In a new report, Would Self-Driving Vehicles Increase Occupant Productivity?, University of Michigan researchers found that self-driving cars will not be productive as they are
2015 roadway deaths are in and it has lead federal/state governments and non-profit groups to call for action. USDOT DATA The U.S. Department of Transportation
In a security analysis report, Damon McCoy, an assistant professor of computer science and engineering at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, and a group
The National Safety Council and MyCarDoesWhat are reminding drivers of the perils of going back to school and driving during Labor Day weekend. Traffic deaths
Autotrader is honoring National Dog Day—celebrated August 26—for the third consecutive year with “pawsome” insights on dogs and cars, as well as expert recommendations for
AAA testing shows that automatic emergency braking systems vary widely in design and performance. All the systems tested by AAA are designed to apply the