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A Safety Board Faults Tesla and Regulators in a Fatal 2018 Crash
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A Cobalt Crisis Could Put the Brakes on Electric Car Sales
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Global production of...
Uber Changes Its Rules, and Drivers Adjust Their Strategies
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Uber and Lyft's Financials Reveal Two Ride-Hailing Strategies
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Investors Hit the Brakes on Automotive Startups
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Vancouver Wants to Avoid Other Cities’ Mistakes With Uber and Lyft
Canadian officials approve ride-hailing long after it's become a staple elsewhere, with tough rules on fares and driver licensing.
San Francisco Joins the Move to Ban Cars From a Major Street
From more than a block away, I hear the man playing the trumpet. It’s a little after 9 am Wednesday, and his classical sonata...
The World’s Most Traffic-Choked Cities, Ranked
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Making Public Transit Fairer to Women Demands Way More Data
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T4America statement on Senate Republicans’ HEALS Act
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