Transportation: Motor vehicle fatality rate in the U.S., over time
It's gone way, way, way down.
Opinion: Factfulness, Skepticism & Realism, Sometimes satire and parody.
It's gone way, way, way down.
How EPA regulations killed off the compact, small pickup class of vehicles - and why today, all we have is huge pickups and SUVs.
Washington State cranks up traffic cams to "11", will even issue citations to police and fire responding to emergencies.
Little known fact - personal autos are a small part of U.S. carbon emissions.
Since 2014, traffic related fatalities have gone up, after declining since about 1970.
NHTSA wants everyone to blow into a tube and have their breath analyzed before being able to start a car's engine (or EV?)
NYC to charge $15 to $36 per day to drive in to Manhattan.
NTSB proposes measures to inform drivers of speeding, or even to prevent vehicles from speeding.