Your Car Already Has The Hardware To Stop You Speeding. It Just Isn’t Allowed To Yet
Modern cars are already equipped with the necessary hardware for geofenced speed limiter systems, including geofencing, GPS, cameras, and connected software. This technology could potentially enforce speed limits without the need for police officers. According to Professor Marco te Brömmelstroet,…
North Richland Hills, TX: Driver Fails to Yield While Merging from I-820 Gore Point, Forces Dashcam Owner to Take Evasive Maneuver
A driver in North Richland Hills, TX, failed to yield while merging from the I-820 gore point, nearly causing a rear-end collision with a dashcam owner who was forced to take evasive action. The incident occurred on July 22, 2026,…
BMW-Backed Student EV Generates Surplus Energy With 1,700 Solar Cells
The Deep Orange 17, a BMW-backed research project developed by 16 graduate students at Clemson University, is an ultra-light EV coupe that utilizes 1,700 solar cells to generate surplus energy after a typical 12-mile urban commute. Weighing just 1,212 pounds,…
VW Plans An American-Built Pickup Before The Decade Ends
Volkswagen reportedly plans to build a pickup truck in the United States before the end of the decade, according to reports from Germany. This move could help the company crack a lucrative market it hasn’t been part of for decades.…
Rising Fuel Prices Force Fleets to Act
The surge in diesel prices has prompted trucking fleets to adopt cost recovery strategies, including fuel surcharges and dynamic planning tools, to manage rising expenses. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, average U.S. retail diesel prices peaked at $5.64…
Electric Truck Adoption to Rely on Business Cases as Regulations Fade
As government regulations and federal incentives for electric trucks fade, the adoption of electric trucks will depend on business cases, with fleets prioritizing total cost of ownership and operational fit. Industry participants cite cost, route suitability, and customer demands as…
The Electric Yard
Fleets such as Pitt Ohio, NFI, and Penske Logistics are finding that electric yard tractors are a viable option due to predictable yard operations, which suit battery-electric vehicles. Despite costing around twice as much as diesel models, electric yard tractors…
Cristiano Ronaldo’s garage is a multimillion-dollar supercar shrine — and it’s only the tip of the iceberg
Cristiano Ronaldo just rolled out the red carpet on Instagram, giving fans a rare glimpse into his private garage stacked with hypercars worth tens of millions. The Portuguese superstar’s latest post—captioned simply “My toys”—unveils ten exotic machines, but the full…
Kansas Resident Sues to Disable 200-Camera Flock System Over Alleged Warrantless Surveillance
A Wichita resident, Mason Grimmett, has filed a lawsuit against the city, arguing that its 200 Flock Safety cameras enable warrantless surveillance by creating searchable records of vehicle movements without a warrant, probable cause, or judicial oversight. The lawsuit, represented…
Forward Air CEO bullish on freight market tightening amid regulatory crackdown
Forward Air Corp. CEO Shawn Stewart struck an optimistic tone on August 5, 2026, telling investors that tightening freight capacity is driving a gradual recovery in the logistics market. Stewart pointed to regulatory enforcement, carrier exits and stronger manufacturing data…