All Aboard Volvo’s Very, Very Long Bus. Like, All of You
But don’t expect to see this nearly 100-foot monstrosity in your favorite American city. The post All Aboard Volvo’s Very,…
Frequent Flier Miles Are Kaput—The Game’s About Credit Cards Now
You may feel betrayed, but there’s still a way to score rewards in the air. The post Frequent Flier Miles…
The Feds Finally Make Safety Rules for High Speed Rail
And it’s good news for anyone hoping to hop a bullet train. The post The Feds Finally Make Safety Rules…
The Plane Truth: Private Jet Vs. Commercial Airliner
As the Gulfstream set gets sweeter amenities, some of those perks do trickle down to us peons smooshed in row…
Nexar’s AI Dashcam Could Stop Your Next Crash—and Definitely Collect Your Data
The startup Nexar unlocks its vehicle-to-vehicle network. Your car is about to get a lot smarter. The post Nexar’s AI…
US Cities, Spurned by Washington, Fund Transit Themselves
“There is no cavalry coming.” The post US Cities, Spurned by Washington, Fund Transit Themselves appeared first on WIRED. Source: WIRED
With Trump and Clinton Both in NYC, Cue the (Managed) Mayhem
Reliably blue New York is going deep red—on the traffic maps. The post With Trump and Clinton Both in NYC,…
The Hidden Art of Designing Trains for Anti-Social Commuters
How BART’s designers create train cars with your needs in mind. The post The Hidden Art of Designing Trains for…
Uber’s Discrimination Problem Is Bad News for Public Transit
Government alliances make the sharing economy’s implicit bias problem a much bigger deal. The post Uber’s Discrimination Problem Is Bad…
It’s Time to Think About Living in Parking Garages
Sustainability-minded architects prep for the future parking structures that could, one day, house humans. The post It’s Time to Think…