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Waymo Orders 500 More Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Minivans

Apr 28, 2017

FCA US will supply an additional 500 of its Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans to Waymo’s self-driving program. Last year, the automobile company delivered 100 modified minivans to Waymo. Production of the 500 minivansi s expected ...

Tags: Chrysler, Hybrid minivans

Tesla Introduces Summon with Updated Autopilot Driving System

Feb 8, 2016

Just months after the release of its Autopilot driving system in model X, Tesla has updated its software, bringing additional features. The software update released with Version 7.0 software has added new features to the Autopilot ...

Tags: Tesla, Autopilot Driving System

US to Allocate $4bn for Autonomous Vehicle Technology

Feb 2, 2016

The US Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx has announced that the US government will invest nearly $4bn to support development of automated vehicles technology. US government will include the outlay in its budget ...

Tags: Autonomous Vehicle, pilot programs

Work on The New EU Alcohol Strategy (2016-2022)

May 8, 2015

Plans for labelling the calorie content of alcoholic beverages should be tabled by the European Commission at the latest in 2016, according to members of the European Parliament. The resolution calls for a new EU Alcohol Strategy focusing ...

Tags: Alcoholic Drinks, alcoholic beverages

Shanghai's Hengshan Roa Is Lit up with What Seems Like Bright Green Taxi Lights

Mar 25, 2014

It's 3am on the first day of 2014. Shanghai's Hengshan Road, an area popular for restaurants and nightclubs, is lit up with what seems like hundreds of bright green taxi lights, inviting the rowdy New Year's crowd to hop in. But the drivers ...

Tags: Taxi Apps, Government Regulations, taxi

The Introduction of Legal Status of Electric Bicycle

Jul 17, 2013

Australia In Australia the e-bike is defined by the Australian Vehicle Standards as a bicycle that has an auxiliary motor with a maximum power output not exceeding 200 W without consideration for speed limits or pedal sensors. Each state ...

Tags: Electric Bicycle, e bike, bike, bicycle

Knowledge of Arc Spraying Anti-Corrosion Technology

May 30, 2013

Today's society, as systems engineering, steel structure is directly related to the safe operation and life of long-term preservation project is to use side by engineering, design and construction side side, and many other attention. ...

Tags: Steel Structure, Manufacturing, Processing Machinery

Rapid Protect Announces New Updates of Its "Driver Safety and No Texting Apps"

Dec 31, 2012

Rapid Protect announces new updates of its "Driver Safety and No Texting Apps". The apps are designed to stop drivers from texting while driving. The apps are available on Android and Blackberry platforms. PRINCETON, JCT, NJ, August 09, ...

Tags: Rapid Protect, US, application, electronical development

Nissan Has Unveiled Its Prototype NSC-2015 Self-Driving Electric Car in Japan

Nov 30, 2012

Japanese carmaker Nissan has unveiled its prototype NSC-2015 self-driving electric car at the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies (CEATEC) 2012 in Tokyo, Japan. The new prototype car, which is a modified version of Japanese ...

Tags: Nissan, NSC-2015, EV

Volvo Trucks Has Developed a New Emergency Braking System

Nov 29, 2012

Swedish truck maker Volvo Trucks has developed a new emergency braking system, Collision Warning with Emergency Brake that comes with early collision warning. The new braking system is designed to help drivers avoid or minimise the ...

Tags: volvo trucks, emergency braking system

Nissan's New Technology Inorder to Reduce Accidents Caused by Pedal Misapplication

Nov 27, 2012

Nissan Motor has developed a new technology, Emergency assist for pedal misapplication (with Carpark Detection Function), inorder to reduce accidents caused by pedal misapplication. According to the company, the new technology is designed ...

Tags: Nissan, New Technology, Accidents Caused, Pedal Misapplication

The Senator Calls on Department of Transportation to Investigate for Commercial Trucks'GPS

Sep 29, 2012

GPS navigators are to blame for the majority of bridge-strike accidents caused by trucks too tall to safely pass, according to information released by U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer (D-NY). The Senator is calling on the Department of ...

Tags: GPS navigators, GPS, bridge-strike accidents, D-NY, federal standards

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