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43 votes
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US CNBC anchor accuses UAW leader of 'class warfare' for fighting for workers
32 votes -
The San Francisco cable car's (not quite as famous) Welsh cousin
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US National Transportation Safety Board investigative report: ‘Poor track conditions’ led to 2021 Amtrak Empire Builder derailment
22 votes -
Human operator pleads guilty in first ever US self-driving pedestrian fatality case
35 votes -
Michigan tests road layout where oncoming cars share a lane to make room for bikes
33 votes -
How to ensure you won’t have public transportation
27 votes -
Tesla created secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints
59 votes -
US requires airline lavatories to be more accessible for wheelchair users
42 votes -
Major automakers launch new EV charging network across North America in challenge to Tesla
24 votes -
New car buyers aren’t impressed: JD Power
46 votes -
Chevrolet announces Bolt EV will return after originally planning to end production
40 votes -
New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority is piloting a device to automatically secure wheelchairs in place on buses
13 votes -
Richmond (Virginia, USA) transit is expanding into the counties and adding a "micro-transit" service
12 votes -
How can we make public transit easier for kids?
28 votes -
New Jersey files federal lawsuit to block New York City’s congestion pricing plan; Staten Island sets up legal action
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Austin Vernon on electric vehicles > hybrids
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New era of rail: Amtrak improves Northeast Corridor tracks between Boston and Washington DC (north-eastern USA)
57 votes -
American UPS pilots won’t fly if Teamsters strike
55 votes -
Minneapolis, MN: A welcome surge in transit ridership
15 votes -
Transit groups in New York call for congestion toll to be passed on to for-hire vehicle riders
19 votes -
CityLine, zero emissions rapid bus transit, launches in Spokane
11 votes -
Tesla shows off first Cybertruck after two years of delays
20 votes -
Concerns about new facial recognition software implemented by TSA at US airports
42 votes -
OceanGate CEO responded poorly to criticism including filing a SLAPP lawsuit in response to an OSHA complaint and investigation
33 votes -
Electric vehicles wait longer on dealer lots than hybrids or ice vehicles in the US
34 votes -
Some major cities in the US are getting rid of bus fares
71 votes -
How RVs get their swishes, swooshes, and swoops
5 votes -
Jeep Wrangler might be outsold by Ford Bronco thanks to the California Air Resources Board
9 votes -
US truckers flooded the market during Covid. Now they struggle to pay their bills.
24 votes -
Meet the guerrilla bike activists in Chicago installing bootleg infrastructure for safer streets
32 votes -
Metropolitan Transportation Authority rolls out more modern trains on New York City subway
25 votes -
When flight attendants fought the airline industry and won
10 votes -
Lockheed Martin teases next generation aircraft
Recently Lockheed Martin put out a post on social media [1] where they showed a silhouette of a yet-to-be-revealed aircraft. Most people seem to believe it will be the reveal of their entry to the...
Recently Lockheed Martin put out a post on social media [1] where they showed a silhouette of a yet-to-be-revealed aircraft. Most people seem to believe it will be the reveal of their entry to the NGAD program [2] (Next Generation Air Dominance).
While not much is publically known one interesting tidbit is how much it looks like the silhouette of the Testor Corp [3] F-19 [4] model that was released back in the mid 80s. Testor said at the time that the model was based on intelligence (aka leaks) of what would eventually become the F-117.
Aviation forums in the past have said F-19 model is what they WANTED the F-117 and it does look quite a bit like the Have Blue [5] test craft they built, however, the legend is that they couldn't get the math to work for radar deflection properly at that time due to lack of computational power and ended up with the geometrically simpler F117 design we got.
[1] Lockheed Martin Teaser: https://theaviationist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/LM-NGAD-story.jpg
[2] NGAD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_Generation_Air_Dominance
[3] Testor F19: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testor_Corporation#F-19
[4] Testor F19 Image: https://test803.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/img_6712-1.jpg
[5] Have Blue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Have_Blue34 votes -
Near Dayton, Ohio there's a lookalike of the Wright Brothers' Model B, a 1910 aircraft with no cockpit. It's a modern plane with a very old design, and I went for a ride.
21 votes -
The Titan submersible was “an accident waiting to happen”
55 votes -
A Tesla owner says he was locked out of his EV after its 12-volt battery died amid the Texas heat
38 votes -
Stew's News US High Speed Rail Monthly - July 2023 - CAHSR Brightline Acela Texas Central Cascadia
9 votes -
Florida bill allowing radioactive roads made of potentially cancer-causing mining waste signed by Ron DeSantis
43 votes -
Dark waters of self-delusion: The crash of Transair flight 810
12 votes -
The newest subway system in the United States is open: Honolulu, HI
40 votes -
San Antonio lays groundwork for downtown-to-airport transit line
11 votes -
SEPTA Board approves $1.69 billion FY24 operating and capital budget ahead of expected fiscal cliff
11 votes -
New York City is cleared for first-in-US congestion tolls as soon as April
45 votes -
US President Joe Biden's Federal Transit Administration announces $1.7 billion in grants for electric bus fleets and infrastructure
34 votes -
You may soon have to pay more to drive that SUV in New York
37 votes -
The history of how US school buses became yellow
13 votes -
The surprisingly popular world of online trainspotting
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A sickness and its cure: The crash of Trans-Colorado Airlines flight 2286
12 votes -
New report from US National Transportation Safety Board says engineer at Norfolk Southern objected to the train weight distribution before catastrophic derailment
22 votes