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“Gridlock” Sam Schwartz, who was New York City's traffic commissioner in the 1980s and is now chair of transportation research at Hunter College, said when he worked as a consultant analyzing traffic ...

New York City’s worst speeders will have to install speed limiting devices on their cars, under a new bill passed Tuesday.

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Speed limiter laws are gaining traction as states look for new ways to deal with reckless drivers, repeat speeding, and dangerous high-speed crashes.

The 3G cellular network shutdown has caused some older in-car GPS systems to stop working. Tire pressure warning lights can be triggered by incorrect calibration or mismatched tires, not just low ...

In a major push to improve passenger safety and strengthen road safety enforcement, the Supreme Court of India on Wednesday directed all states and Union Territories to strictly implement rules ...

Jaipur: In a move aimed at tightening surveillance over mineral transportation and curbing illegal mining, the state govt has directed all mining leaseholders, stockists and transporters to install ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — A new bill in the North Carolina General Assembly would require some drivers convicted of serious speeding offenses to install GPS-based speed ...

GPS spoofing with a VPN lets you mask your real location for easier access to geo-restricted content and more control over location-based apps, but there are some cases where you won't want it. Krishi ...

Yala National Park in southern Sri Lanka attracted more than 380,000 visitors in the first half of 2025, generating an income of more than $5 million. Among the most popular national parks, ...

A commercial lobsterman has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to rule against 24/7 GPS monitoring of the Maine lobster fleet, arguing that the unmitigated surveillance is a violations of his rights.