Biden Administration Proposes A Ban On Chinese-Made Software
Will Chinese-made cars track what American school kids are eating for lunch? We can’t be too careful to counter that threat.
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US DOT Seeks To Advance V2X Technology To Make Driving Safer
The US Department of Transportation has unveiled a new plan to make V2X technology more common to reduce traffic fatalities.
CleanTechnica Takes a Ride in a Think Tank
Discussing connected cars, data privacy, robotaxis, & more.
Survey: Finding Parking Is THE Killer Connected Car App
What do in-car games, live traffic updates, TikTok and Zoom meetings have in common? People want live PARKING info more!
Connected Cars & AI Solve Many Highway Traffic Congestion Issues
An experiment this week near Nashville demonstrated that connected cars and AI can help reduce traffic snarls on highways.
America’s First 5G Connected Car is Here – And It’s Electric!
T-Mobile: BMW’s all-electric iX and i4 are America’s first 5G connected cars.
Smart Car? Dumb Car? Which Would YOU Prefer?
Would you buy a “dumb” car if it was cheaper?
Nissan Launches EV Shuttle Experiment To Build Low Carbon Communities In Japan
In a bid to to develop a revitalized, resilient, and sustainable community capable of living up to the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, Nissan, along with three local governments and eight other Japanese companies, has begun a field test for new mobility services and connected technologies to showcase the … [continued]
Gothenburg Partners With Volvo To Create A Climate-Neutral City
The Swedish city of Gothenburg is home to one of the largest and busiest ports in the world. Despite this, the city has set a rather ambitious climate goal for itself. With the help newly created urban zones that will serve as test beds for advanced sustainable technologies, Gothenburg plans to become a climate-neutral city by the year 2030. What’s more, they’ve enlisted Volvo to help.
Level 6 Autonomous Driving Concept, & An Appeal To Elon Musk To Make Smart Traffic…
Have you ever sat at a red traffic light with no other cars or pedestrians on the road and had to wait? Was it frustrating? If you were in a gasoline or diesel car, did you feel bad about polluting the air?
Have you ever sat at a traffic light with 30 cars in each direction waiting to go straight, and the traffic lights instead allowed the turn lanes to go first even though there were no cars in those turn lanes?
