Seven years ago, I wrote an op-ed for the American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing titled "The Driverless Duel." I was living in China at the time —13 years in total — where I launched my consultancy, ...
As famed Scottish poet Robert Burns noted some 240 years ago, “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” In other words, even the most intricate preparations can be foiled by poor execution ...
A Waymo vehicle leaving the San Jose Mineta International Airport. (Photo by Godofredo A. Vásquez/Associated Pres) San Diego’s elected leaders have been aggressively removing traffic lanes and parking ...
The science behind a clean energy breakthrough from South Korea is a veritable tour of the periodic table, utilizing a collection of elements and compounds to create hydrogen without fossil fuels. The ...
The future of transportation is getting a jump start inside a classroom at the Community College of Philadelphia. Students in the automotive technology program are gaining hands on experience by ...
In the transportation industry, challenges are constant, but today, they’re converging in more complex ways. Supply chain volatility, labor shortages, rising customer expectations and economic ...
On Monday May 16th Booz Allen Hamilton will be showcasing their new Innovation Center with a hosted event titled S haping the Future of Transportation. Attendees will hear from industry, government ...
The special election on Tuesday will ask voters to decide whether to continue funding a pair of initiatives that pay for road ...
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Flying cars? Maybe not, but here's how Akron's transportation future might look | Opinion
Editor's note: This column is a part of a series in which community leaders envision the next 100 years for Akron in honor of the city's bicentennial. Nearly all cities, including Akron, are ...
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