Transportation

German authorities have launched a six-month test of automatic facial recognition technology at a Berlin railway station, which the country’s top security official says could be used to improve security in the future.

Poland Spring hopes to pump up to 172 million gallons of water a year from a public water district well that once served a now-closed paper mill.

Elon Musk warned that the electric carmaker would face 'manufacturing hell' as it ramps up Model 3 production.

The auto industry is expected to turn in an underwhelming month of sales in July.

The auto industry is expected to turn in an underwhelming month of sales in July.

NASCAR's 'skinny' schedule allows teams to save money and spend more time at home.

NASCAR's 'skinny' schedule allows teams to save money and spend more time at home.

Boeing Co said on Monday it has set up an avionics group to make flight controls and other electronics for commercial and military aircraft, aiming to bring products to market after 2020.

Boeing Co said on Monday it has set up an avionics group to make flight controls and other electronics for commercial and military aircraft, aiming to bring products to market after 2020.

Ford has offered to fix police SUVs after receiving reports of exhaust fumes entering the cabin.

Lyft has already completed more rides in 2017 than it did last year.

It's a question that has weighed on the minds of countless commuters, usually as they sit in a stalled train in one of the tunnels heading into the nation's busiest train station: Why does help seem to take so long to arrive?

Auto safety advocates are calling for updated regulations to prevent gruesome deaths caused by cars slamming beneath tractor-trailers in highway crashes.

Sri Lanka's government has signed a long-delayed agreement to sell a 70-percent stake in a $1.5 billion port to China in a bid to recover from the heavy burden of repayment of loans obtained to build the port.

An appeals court panel says federal officials should reconsider whether to regulate the size of airline seats in the name of safety.

An appeals court panel says federal officials should reconsider whether to regulate the size of airline seats in the name of safety.

A California Supreme Court decision Thursday could help speed up construction of a $64 billion bullet train between Los Angeles and San Francisco by allowing the project to sidestep a strict environmental law.

A California Supreme Court decision Thursday could help speed up construction of a $64 billion bullet train between Los Angeles and San Francisco by allowing the project to sidestep a strict environmental law.

Arizona transportation officials are moving forward with a first-in-the-nation pilot program that will use thermal camera technology to curb the wrong-way driving problem plaguing the state.

Arizona transportation officials are moving forward with a first-in-the-nation pilot program that will use thermal camera technology to curb the wrong-way driving problem plaguing the state.