Tech titans are eager to reimagine how we will travel in the coming decades, but whose vision will win out?
Virgin Hyperloop One system will transport goods and people from Dubai to Abu Dhabi in 12 minutes.
Rome, Italy just announced plans to ban oil-burning cars within the city by 2024. That’s huge news, because roughly two-thirds of new cars sold last year in Italy were diesel.
The Federal Administrative Court ruled this week that German cities can legally ban diesel vehicles.
Nissan will begin testing its Easy Ride self-driving taxi service in Yokohama, Japan in early March in hopes of launching the full service by the start of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
The German government is considering free public transit as a way of getting people out of their cars.
Virgin Hyperloop One just signed an agreement with the state of Maharashtra in India to work towards a hyperloop route between Pune and Mumbai.
In August, six electric barges will set sail between Belgium and the Netherlands. Electric barges have the potential to greatly reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of the transportation industry.
Researchers now describe the development of an inexpensive, efficient catalyst material for a type of fuel cell which turns the chemical energy of hydrogen into electricity.
This US state already has ambitious plans to get 1.5 million zero-emission cars on its roads by 2025.
Allego has installed the first of several ultra high speed chargers outside Frankfurt am Main, Germany. More will be added to major transportation routes by next summer.
Royal Dutch Shell decided to buy Europe's largest electric vehicle charging network. Could it be that oil is not the energy commodity of the future?
Virgin Hyperloop One announced a new speed record of 240 miles (386 km) per hour in its latest testing protocol.
The forthcoming Tri-Gen facility is being called "the world's first megawatt-scale 100% renewable power and hydrogen generation station."
Railway companies could save £4.5 million a year by moving to solar, according to a new study.
