Tesla App Outage Disconnects Owners From Their Cars
The Tesla app is the primary way that owners interface with their cars. When the app is not working, many of those features are inaccessible.
A Data-Driven Approach to Transportation Safety Part 2
Americans are not dependent on autos: they are liberated by them, enjoying far greater mobility than anyone else, anywhere else, in the entire history of humanity.
Jimmy Doore: Digital ID Will Control Your Life
Digital IDs are the perfect tool for total control and surveillance of the population.
States Adopting Digital IDs to Include Driver's Licenses, Vax Cards, and More
Digital IDs are already being used in several U.S. states, and are coming to many more soon.
Red-light cameras: Safety device or revenue stream?
According to the state's most recent data, total crashes at intersections with red-light cameras have increased, as have injury crashes.
Alcohol Detection Systems Will Now Be Mandatory In All New Vehicles
A new law included in the infrastructure bill aims to require alcohol detection systems in cars and applies to everyone, not just people with a history of drunk driving.
Your Car is Spying On You, and a CBP Contract Shows The Risks
A "vehicle forensics kit" can reveal where you've driven, what doors you opened, and who your friends are.
Leander HOA to start 'ticketing' speeders -- does that go too far?
A private community's efforts to stop speeding has some drivers seeing red.
I found an Amazon folder with thousands of audio recordings from my home gadgets
A woman was shocked to discover just how much data Amazon has collected about her.
Stone Park red light camera tickets spark class action lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges illegal red light camera tickets were issued at Lake Street and Mannheim Road.