GM's Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt resigns from company
Kyle Vogt, the CEO of Cruise, the self-driving vehicle company owned by GM, has resigned from his job after it halted all driverless operations.
Hyundai, Kia face US safety probe into automakers’ recalls
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will launch an audit query into recalls impacting 6.4 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles for brake fluid leaks that may lead to fires.
Flying car takes first successful flight
Samson Sky CEO and Switchblade designer Sam Bousfield joined "Varney & Co." to discuss the flying car's first flight from an airport in Washington state.
Amazon to sell Hyundai vehicles online beginning next year
E-commerce giant Amazon said Hyundai will be the first vehicle brand available for purchase but did not say when it would include additional automakers.
Expert details the impacts the 'Great Trucking Recession' will have on Americans
America's trucking industry serves as an indicator of the mood of consumers and their pocketbooks, and one expert warns the industry is in a dire state.
Altana, Dataminr partner to use AI to monitor supply chain in real-time
Altana and Dataminr announced a new strategic partnership will leverage both firms' artificial intelligence to provide real-time monitoring of the supply chain through Altana's Atlas.
UPS driver in Maryland carjacked while making deliveries in broad daylight
A UPS driver was out delivering packages when she was surrounded by several suspects who wound up taking her truck in broad daylight. (FOX 5)
NHTSA says aftermarket steering wheel decals could put drivers at risk of injury or death
A type of decoration that drivers sometimes stick on the steering wheel of their vehicle could put their safety at possible risk, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Without US oil production, 'American consumers are going to be hurt': Mike Sommers
American Petroleum Institute CEO Mike Sommers on the state of the domestic oil regulatory environment and how the Middle East conflict may impact global prices.
Former Delta pilot indicted after allegedly threatening to shoot captain during flight
Jonathan Dunn, a former Delta pilot, has been indicted in Utah following an incident in which he allegedly threatened to shoot a captain, officials say.
Biden admin launches multi-billion dollar push to transform empty office space into housing
The Biden administration on Friday announced a new initiative to convert empty office space into affordable housing, after the COVID pandemic upended office life across the country.
Alaska Airlines passenger recounts harrowing moments off-duty pilot allegedly tried to cut plane's engines
Off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson is to be arraigned on 83 attempted murder counts after flight's emergency diversion to Portland.
Air traffic control audio captures moments after off-duty pilot allegedly tried to disable engines
Horizon Air captain tells Portland air traffic controllers that an off-duty pilot tried to shutdown the jet's engines but crews managed to get him out of the cockpit. (Photo Credit: Aubrey Gavello/LOCAL NEWS X /TMX) (Audio Credit: LIVE-ATC.NET)
Demand for machinery is 'going through the roof': Max Wasserman
Miramar Capital founder and senior portfolio manager Max Wasserman argues the UAW strike 'bodes well' for used cars and repairs.
Luminar CEO unveils 'huge' milestone
Luminar CEO Austin Russell provides insight on his partnership with Volvo on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Dockworkers union files for bankruptcy amid lawsuit over work slowdowns
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union filed for bankruptcy last week as it seeks to resolve a legal dispute with a former port terminal operator over illegal work slowdowns.
US new-vehicle sales poised for 13% year-over-year growth in September, Cox Automotive reports
New-vehicle sales in the U.S. are on track for an increase over this time last year thanks to sustained consumer demand, as reported by Cox Automotive.
Buttigieg calls on McCarthy to honor deal with Biden as potential government shutdown looms
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sunday said that air traffic control training would be forced to halt should Congress fail to avert a shutdown.
Biden administration discusses emergency aid for smaller auto suppliers amid UAW strike threat
The Biden administration is considering providing emergency support to smaller suppliers to U.S. auto manufacturers in the event of a United Auto Workers strike.
The left doesn't really care about the environment: Monica Crowley
Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley calls out the war on energy on 'The Bottom Line.'



















