Why Driverless Fever Isn’t Taking Hold of the Rail Industry Peter Mills sees an inconsistency. One arm of the U.S. Department of Transportation is recommending two-person crews be required for... Read More
Tesla Driver’s Death on ‘Autopilot’ Triggers New Questions The first American death involving a car in self-driving mode presents a dilemma: How aggressively to embrace the potentially life-saving... Read More
Fraud News Around the Nation Missouri Woman Sentenced in Arson for Insurance Scheme An Independence woman was sentenced to 31/2 years in prison without parole... Read More
Colorado State Forecasters Raise Atlantic Hurricane Prediction Colorado State University edged up its seasonal Atlantic hurricane forecast to 15, three more than in an average year. The... Read More
Training to Curb Painkiller Abuse Expanded by US Medical Schools At first, the woman tried to hide her painkiller problem. She told the doctor that she still had pain from... Read More
Nearly 75% of U.S. Drivers Say They’d Let a Robot Take the Wheel Almost three-quarters of U.S. drivers are eager to replace the daily commute’s drudgery with a self-driving car and 80 percent... Read More
People News: MEMIC, Chubb, AGCS MEMIC Hires Gonnella as Vice President of Claims for Northeast, Atlantic Regions To support continued growth across the Eastern Seaboard,... Read More
Long 4th of July Weekend Prime Time for Cargo Theft Though families use the Fourth of July weekend to reconnect at picnics and barbecues, cargo thieves are expected to take... Read More
Uber Sensor Designed to Track Driver Behavior Using smartphone sensors to peek over its drivers’ shoulders, Uber is promising to keep a closer eye on their behavior... Read More
Toyota Recalling Nearly 1.5M Cars With Defective Airbags, Canisters Toyota announced Wednesday it is recalling 1.43 million vehicles for defective airbags and another 2.87 million vehicles for faulty fuel... Read More