New York governor Kathy Hochul says she will propose a new law allowing limited autonomous vehicle pilots in smaller cities. Full-blown services could be next. The union’s fourth most populous state ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield ranks sixth among the worst driving cities in the Northeast, according to a recent study by Consumer Affairs and the Journal of Consumer Research. The study ...

New Jersey is home to some of the worst drivers in the northeast. That’s according to a new report released by Consumer Affairs, which says high rates of fatal car crashes, coupled with winter weather ...

America might be a single country, but when it comes to so many factors, including driving, there can be massive differences in the experience from one state to another and from one region to another.

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Waymo is bringing its driverless cars to freeways in three major US cities and the surrounding environs. These areas include San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles. The platform didn't say how many of ...

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Waymo's rollout progressed slowly at first. Now it's happening all at once. After tinkering with its autonomous driving technology for well over a decade, the Alphabet-owned firm is rapidly expanding ...

Billions in tourism dollars, millions of international eyes and years of reputational consequences hinge on one question: Can U.S. cities handle the world’s biggest sporting events? In the next three ...