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NYPD Attorney Proposes Innovative Car Share System For NYC
While defending an attempted crackdown on a group of parked e-bikes, a lawyer for the New York City Police Department put car ownership in a whole new light.
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Here's How Much More High-Speed Rail China Has Than Every Other Country
Since 2008, China has been laying down high-speed rail at a staggering pace. Here's how far it has pulled ahead of the U.S. (spoiler: it's not even close).
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FAA Finally Certifies Boeing 737 Max 10 For Commercial Delivery, Bringing The Entire 737 Family Into Service
After a five-year wait, the Federal Aviation Administration has approved the last member of Boeing's 737 Max family. Coming soon to an airport near you.
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Luxury Around-The-World Cruise Stranded In Cambodia Over Staggering Fuel Costs
Monthly fuel prices, calculated for each one of the ship's 445 cabins, have skyrocketed from $1,800 to $8,000, and passengers are being left in the lurch.
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Ukraine Evacuates Wounded Soldier Via Giant Drone
This represents the first time this has been pulled off with an actual person in an actual war, but the idea has been percolating for some time.
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U.S. Army Tests Bold New In-Flight Peeing Technology For Helicopter Pilots
Hopefully, should the need ever come, the enemy will find themselves facing pilots that are well hydrated and well relieved.
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Greece's Corinth Canal Submersible Bridges Are A Uniquely Strange Solution To A Nonexistent Problem
Much like Greece itself, the Submersible Bridge is a bit nonsensical and silly, but it's also a fascinating thing to see in action.
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Shooting A Rocket Into Space Now Cheaper Than Hiring An Oil Tanker, And It's Not Because Space Travel Got Less Expensive
While normal people struggle to afford to fill up their cars, the shipping companies are raking in the cash.
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Delta Passenger Arrested After Airport Tug Joyride Ends With Crash
Sometimes you just have to go outside and stretch your legs before a long flight.
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Boeing Wins Navy Contract, Will Make All Sixth-Generation Fighters Across All U.S. Service Branches
Other than the fact that it exists and a few foggy artist's rendering, we don't know much about the F/A-XX.
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Even The Fuel Industry Thinks Trump's Dyed Diesel Plan Won't Work
Without a written change to the EPA's stance, high-sulfur dyed diesel is still not approved for U.S. roads.
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Old Navy Warship Off The Coast Of Scotland Gets Decommissioned In The Most Metal Way Possible
The USS Klakring was happy in retirement after a long life in active duty... but then they pulled it back in for one last job.
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United Passengers Only Got A $175 Voucher After 12 Hours Stuck On Grounded Plane
It's fair to say the passengers would want a full refund after their lengthy ordeal, but United Airlines didn't rush to whip out its corporate checkbook.
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One Of The World's Most Remote Airports Is At Risk Of Closing, Jeopardizing Transpacific Flights
Henderson Field on Midway Atoll is on the verge of closure unless the FAA undertakes a $100 million upgrade effort.
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Could China Beat The U.S. To Re-Introducing Supersonic Commercial Flight To The World?
When the Concorde died, so did commercial supersonic flight. Now the U.S. and China both are starting new efforts, and each has certain advantages.
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TSA, Like Your Local Grocery Store, Says Workers Aren't Allowed To Sit
The Trump Administration seems to really hate the Transportation Security Administration.
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A Pilot Sponsored By Red Lion Gasoline Decided He Should Make A Real Lion His Co-Pilot
It took a 1930s promotional genius to realize that if your company's mascot was a red lion, it would pay off to put an actual lion cub in the cockpit.
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A Helicopter's 'Jesus Nut' Is The Last Thing You Want To Bust During A Flight
You don't want any components failing in the middle of a helicopter ride, but this one should be of particular concern anytime you're airborne.
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The Chinese Off-Roader With A Waterproof Engine Also Has Propellers And Sonar For Emergency Water Travel
The Galaxy Cruiser 700 has over 1,100 horsepower, but the little propellers under its rear bumper have just 11.5 hp, and they're what move it forward in water.
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Guys Who Fished Military Drone Out Of The Ocean Can't Wait To Update Their Tinder Profile Pictures
The charter boat fishermen found the drone floating in the ocean and pulled it aboard, right alongside their various finned catches of the day.
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I'm Sorry, Did Tommy Tuberville Somehow Not Know The Airline Industry Is Full Of Furries?
I thought this was pretty common knowledge.
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Sean Duffy Wants Another $30 Billion To Fix Air Traffic Control
The total cost for modernizing air traffic control's infrastructure has now ballooned to over $42 billion dollars, with companies like Amtrak catching strays.
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Feds Begin Leaving The Skies To AI In DC, Kick Off $875 Million Investment On SMART AI Tool
For now, the soft rollout is underway and the AI SMART software is expected to be fully implemented in airports across the country by 2028.
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Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art Has The Best Collection Of Vehicular Art I've Ever Seen
Beyond all the "Star Wars" models, George Lucas' $1 billion museum has amazing illustrations, comics and paintings featuring boats, planes, cars and spaceships.
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Cut Fiber Optic Cable Plunges New York City And Philadelphia Airports Into Chaos
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said it would take 13 hours to repair, but the fix should be completed soon — still, hundreds of flights have been canceled.
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California Taxpayer Money Funded Nearly $600,000 In Reimbursements For High-Speed Rail Consultants To Uber To Bars, Investigation Finds
In case you were wondering, no tracks have been laid for the high-speed rail yet.
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