Transportation experts explain the why behind the Greyhound passenger horror stories
Nancy Deiters was traveling from Hinesville, Georgia to Kissimmee, Florida on Monday and says her bus was loading up in a gas ...
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LOXO expands into Germany with self-driving logistics subsidiary
LOXO, which has already successfully demonstrated autonomous deliveries with its software and vehicles, is opening an office ...
Rising prices threaten wage disputes in Germany, warns union chief
Rising prices are putting German workers under pressure, threatening to escalate wage disputes, the head of one of the ...
Foreign Policy1d
Mercedes Is Threatening America’s Middle Class
German car companies are union busting in the United States—and threatening a transatlantic rupture.
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Management and Verdi union conceal cuts programme at Berlin transit operator BVG
Bus driver Andy Niklaus, who has worked for BVG since 1991 ... of Donald Trump as US president and the consequent break-up of the coalition government in Germany—had significantly increased the ...
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Volkswagen revives iconic minibus with all-new electric features and impressive range: 'It's ... nostalgic like the original'
The German automobile manufacturer reimagined the classic microbus and produced the ID.Buzz EV, a fully electric van with all ...
German Justice Minister Resigns, Replaced by Former Judge and Transport Minister
Justice Minister Marco Buschmann, a former White & Case lawyer, is being replaced amid the country's economic and political ...
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Daimler Truck Q3 Profit Plunges 35% Even as DTNA Sales Gain
The truck maker posted net income of $676.6 million, or diluted earnings per share of 83 cents, in Q3, down 35% from $1.033 ...
German auto supplier seeks US nod to deploy autonomous buses on US roads
A subsidiary of a German auto supplier has asked U.S. auto safety regulators to approve the deployment annually of up to 2,500 autonomous electric buses without steering wheels and other human ...
German auto supplier unit seeks approval to deploy buses without steering wheels on US roads
A subsidiary of a German auto supplier has asked U.S. auto safety regulators to approve the deployment annually of up to 2,500 autonomous electric buses without steering wheels and other human ...