Turkey Now Has the World's Longest Suspension Bridge, It Will Save Them Money
18 Mar 2022, 21:38 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / Japan no longer has the record for the world's longest suspension bridge. Now, it sits between Europe and Asia, right in Turkey
Carbon Crusher Brings a Fresh Approach to Sustainability, Making Carbon-Negative Roads
18 Mar 2022, 04:50 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / Green vehicles should circulate on green roads. This Norwegian startup developed a game-changing solution for making eco-friendly roads
Florida Man Unwillingly Faces Drawbrige, Barely Makes It Out Alive
24 Feb 2022, 02:20 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / An unidentified driver in Florida got stuck on a drawbridge just after the barriers were closed. Things could have gone worse, but this should be a warning
How Grand Central Station Became an Underground Labyrinth
7 Feb 2022, 17:23 UTC · By: Andrew Nabors / This is how America's largest train station evolved from farmland into the world's most valuable real estate in less than 100 years
This Is Europe's Largest Infrastrucure Project, Expect It to Be Ready by 2029
1 Dec 2021, 10:31 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / The world's longest road and rail tunnel will be built in Europe. It is set to connect Denmark and Germany, and it should be ready by 2029
Florida’s High-Speed Brightline Sets Its Sights On Tampa
16 Nov 2021, 09:27 UTC · By: Andrew Nabors / Spurred by the new infrastructure bill, the Brightline will keep Florida's Gulf Coast as the State's fastest growing Metropolis
An e-Bus Starts Testing World’s First Wireless Electric Road, in Breakthrough Project
20 Oct 2021, 10:30 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / Sweden is one step closer to implementing the world's first revolutionary electric road that can charge EVs as they drive through
Biden Adds Car Safety Bill To $Trillion Infrastructure Plan, Congress Jousts Over Details
28 Sep 2021, 20:26 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / New provisions tucked in a much larger and holistic infrastructure bill finally aim to address these concerns from advocacy groups
Kansas City Will Have EV Chargers on Light Poles Through Pilot Project
12 Aug 2021, 16:42 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / Just like LA and Montreal, Kansas City will employ EV chargers in some of its light poles. The electricity will not be free, but that is not the point here.
Magnetic Concrete Could Act as a Wireless Charger for EVs in Indiana
21 Jul 2021, 17:06 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has announced plans to test an innovative concrete on a highway section that will charge EVs while driving
Nebo Recharge Infrastructure Will Use Drones to Keep Your EVs Rolling Forever
15 Jul 2021, 07:10 UTC · By: Cristian Curmei / This conceptual recharge system employs drones that attach to your EV and recharge it on the go. Achieved through magnetic inductive technology.
BMW Partners With Nvidia to Take Digital Factory Planning to Another Level
15 Apr 2021, 13:11 UTC · By: Vlad Radu / Nvidia aims to revolutionize digital planning for automotive factories; it recently partnered with BMW to provide the Bavarians with a revolutionary platform
Lilium Air Mobility Plans to Put Airports on Our Inner-city Buildings
20 Jul 2020, 19:35 UTC · By: Cristian Curmei / Regional air mobility and inner-city flying taxis are here. We just haven’t seen them yet because of the missing infrastructure. Lilium is here to solve this.
Trolley-Like Electric Trucks to Start Testing on German Autobahn
14 Aug 2017, 11:30 UTC · By: Vlad Mitrache / The term 'road train' might get a new meaning as German company Siemens and local government start testing trucks with overhead contact lines on autobahn
Audi Announces the First Car to "Talk" to Traffic Lights
16 Aug 2016, 08:56 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / Audi has completed the development of a technology that will allow a vehicle to find out how much time will it take before a traffic light turns green
IHS Says Hydrogen Cars Are at a Crossroad, Need Infrastructure to Go Big
9 May 2016, 14:48 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / According to IHS Automotive, the hydrogen fuel cell automobile is at a point where it needs an expansion in infrastructure to achieve promising sales
You Could Get Paid to Ride a Bicycle Next Time You're in Milan
14 Mar 2016, 12:53 UTC · By: Vlad Mitrache / The Old European cities are great to look at when on vacation, but actually trying to get around them when you need to be somewhere can be a pain in the...
China Wants to Connect with Nepal Digging a Train Tunnel through Mount Everest
9 Apr 2015, 15:48 UTC · By: Ionut Ungureanu / The country’s railways are among the busiest in the world, handling a quarter of the world’s rail traffic volume on only 6 percent of the world’s tracks in 2006
One in Three Japanese EV Owners Would Reconsider Their Purchase
25 Mar 2013, 09:46 UTC · By: Gabriel Brindusescu / When it comes to technology, we know that the Japanese are the leaders in producing and using electronic gadgets, entertainment and home appliance devices. Having this in mind, we would consider tha...
The Wizard of Ohm: Rise of the Electrical Cars
21 Nov 2012, 14:06 UTC · By: Alexandru Stan / Humanity's grip on science is firmer than ever with newer and cleaner vehicles being released by the hour. With the fossil fuel's supremacy fading steadily slowly, mankind is constantly si...