India successfully tested anti-ship collision technology
On October 16, India successfully tested a new technology to help avoid train collisions. This is a turning point that can significantly reduce the number of train accid…
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On October 16, India successfully tested a new technology to help avoid train collisions. This is a turning point that can significantly reduce the number of train accid…
This is part of the $ 15 million 'Safe Driving' project, funded by the Michigan Transportation Research Institute. Ann Arbo aims to study the reactions of drivers and th…
A team of designers from San Diego (PA) has created a line of egg-like vehicles that allow riders to easily navigate the crowded streets of major cities.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers have developed a mathematical model of the top cover of the pavement and proposed saving 3% of fuel when traveling. This…
According to research conducted by Exeter University in 2007, traffic congestion is not necessarily caused by accidents, sometimes because some drivers suddenly slow dow…
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
Scientists working at 17 universities, companies and organizations across Europe have participated in the Development of Intelligent Transport Vehicles (HAVEit) - cars w…
Automated technology (robots) cars from BAE Systems and Oxford University, UK can help reduce traffic congestion by handling regional traffic resources to make decisions.
Scientists at Oxford University have developed a car that can automatically control itself.
The European Union (EU) project named myCopter has reserved 4.2 million Euro to study the possibility of delivery
Traffic congestion may soon become a problem thanks to an amateur inventor who invented the first motorbike in the world in his garage.
A new device that monitors seat belts and speeds are being tested.
After coming from Italy, the unmanned truck passed 13,000 km to reach China on October 26.
When Hayden Allen suffered a spinal cord injury from a traffic accident, doctors said his legs would permanently paralyze.
A camera that is capable of connecting to artificial satellites to measure vehicle speeds at extreme distances is being tested in the UK.