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Federal Safety Regulators Say Hands-Free Driving Doesn’t Improve Safety

The systems that allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel are convenient but don't improve safety because people who use them often pay less attention to the road, the...

Robotaxi Companies Refuse To Say How Often Their AVs Need Remote Help

In February, Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) sent letters to seven U.S. companies working on autonomous vehicle technology with a list of questions. He especially wanted to know how...

Could The AI Power Crunch Put Hydrogen Back At The Center Of The Energy Conversation?

For utility planners, artificial intelligence is no longer the topic of a futuristic world; it is the center of discussion about AI data center power. AI electricity demand is a...

Tesla Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Driven by Remote Humans

Are Tesla Robotaxis truly autonomous in nature? According to a new update, Tesla has officially acknowledged that its robotaxis are not always fully autonomous and can...

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New Neil Armstrong Prize To Honor Achievements In Space

A new international award named for the first person to step foot on the moon will honor excellence in "space discovery" as established by the school known as "the cradle of astronauts." The "Neil Armstrong Space Prize" was announced by Purdue University on Sunday...

Plastic Smart Cities Adds Five New Projects

Thanks to a new $3 million grant from The Coca-Cola Foundation, five Plastic Smart Cities projects have been launched in 2025 across Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia—and will run through 2028. This investment not only aims to power local action...

Smart Mobility Today: 21 July 2025

Everything makes a little more sense when you are informed and have a handle on what's going on.....Well almost everything. This week's Smart Mobility Today and the Global Auto Mobility Thursday full edition have a lot in it! Should robots frighten us, where do we go...