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Over a third of the TSA agents at Atlanta's airport walked out during the agency's 2026 shutdown. Now city officials are thinking about a radical solution.
Read MoreDrivers should take comfort in the fact that vehicle fires have been on the decline.
Read MoreVolvo is hoping for a reversal of fortunes by making a splash in the competitive luxury EV crossover market with its new EX60, but it's not a flawless machine.
Read MoreUsing rail to send vehicles across Mexico could be faster than using the Panama Canal, and according to some sources, it could be cheaper, too.
Read MoreLive telemetry inside Formula 1 cars might be publicly available today, but a pedal cam let outsiders go a layer deeper and see the approach behind the inputs.
Read MoreThe only things they all had in common were that they were all in running order and never reached 100 miles per hour.
Read Moreccording to the Federal Highway Administration, work zone crashes killed 899 people in 2023.
Read MoreThis kind of license plate would be grounds for inter-state warfare in a different century.
Read MorePlease share your fondest memories and, if applicable, why that car is no longer in your garage.
Read MoreDespite Spirit's demise, there will always be travelers looking for the most affordable flights possible.
Read MoreA 70-year-old Dutch man died on the Hondius on April 11. Things would quickly escalate into a public health matter.
Read MoreAn airline collapsing, stranding passengers and leaving thousands of people unemployed, isn't popular with anyone.
Read MoreKimi Antonelli won the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, his third consecutive race victory.
Read MoreWhile there are several types of jet fuel, Jet A1 is the most common used fuel in commercial aviation around the world.
Read MoreThis is a business plan on the verge of becoming fan fiction.
Read MoreDespite being the world's leading oil producer, that oil is often refined into other petroleum products; the U.S. still needs to import oil for gas and diesel.
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Read MoreMarquez's victory could be described as miraculous. His rivals feel the move is illegal.
Read MoreThe inexpensive key-programming device was used to steal vehicles before the plates were switched out, the VINs were changed, and the GPS devices were reset.
Read MoreMarket and political forces could be prompting manufacturers to produce more sedans, and we want to know which ones you think should come back first.
Read MoreDuffy envisions this hypothetical software as a way to reschedule flights without human intervention.
Read MoreThe President's desire to save Spirit seemingly emerged out of the blue earlier this week.
Read MoreWhen push comes to shove, F1 can't truly experiment anymore because one of the championship's many vested interests will threaten to derail everything.
Read MoreSpirit was in trouble long before tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz became a target in the latest forever war.
Read MoreHow much would you pay to own a piece of memorabilia from a historical tragedy?
Read MoreJeff Bezos' space company had one job and failed spectacularly.
Read More"The Kaiser" centers on Schumacher's early seasons in F1, his unlikely 1991 debut as a Jordan substitute and his tenure at Benetton over the following years.
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