Fuel Systems Solutions to Move to New York

SANTA ANA, CA --- Fuel Systems Solutions Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of alternative fuel components and systems, said it is moving its corporate headquarters to New York City.

Missouri Latest State to Restrict In-Vehicle Texting

JEFFERSON CITY, MO - This year alone, eight new states have passed broad texting-while-driving bans, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association.

Biodiesel Industry Suffers as Tax Credit Ends

OKLAHOMA CITY - With the expiration of a federal tax credit that provided makers of biodiesel $1 for every gallon, some U.S. biodiesel producers say they will shut down without the government subsidy.

Google's Self-Driving Car Makes Progress

Google's self-driving car has logged more than 700,000 miles on city streets in Mountain View, Calif., and can now navigate around pedestrians, cyclists, and roadside hazards, Google announced on its blog.

VW Launches Electric Carsharing Brand with 1,500 e-Golfs

The service, launched in Berlin, will expand to Prague and Hamburg in 2020. The number of carsharing users in Germany has risen to 2.46 million this year.

Time Capsule: Alkire-Naylor Cigar Co. Fleet Truck Circa 1913

A fleet vehicle figured prominently in a 1913 advertisement for the Alkire-Naylor Cigar Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah.

Bogota Bans Cars for One Day

Speed Cameras Still Favored in Washington, D.C.

Despite negative publicity, a survey has revealed that the public of Washington, DC favors speed cameras.

Honda Expects New Hybrid Set to Launch in April Will Be High-Volume Seller

TRAVERSE CITY, MI --- Though Honda Motor Co. hasn't yet revealed the name or pricing of its hybrid vehicle set to launch globally on April 22, the company said the car's sales will eventually reach more than 100,000 a year in North America and 200,000 globally, the Detroit Free Press reported.