New Police Cars Have Voice Recognition

Project 54, a new voice-recognition system named after the 1960s police television comedy "Car 54, Where Are You?" is on patrol in New Hampshire today, and if a robbery scenario were to occur, officers could keep their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road instead of fiddling with switches, buttons, dials and microphones as they weave through traffic.

Global Electric Motorcars Donates 75 Vehicles to City of Boston and 2004 Democratic Convention

According to a statement from DaimlerChrysler on October 1, getting around Boston will be easier and pollution-free for service providers as well as during the upcoming 2004 Democratic National Convention to be held here, thanks to a donation of 75 neighborhood electric vehicles from Global Electric Motorcars (GEM).

Newspaper Claims Free Cars for City Workers Cost Miami Millions

According to a two-month investigation by the Miami Herald newspaper, the city of Miami spends approximately $3 million per year on a take-home program that enables off-duty police officers and public officials to park their cars at home.

UConnect Available for 2004 Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Models

The Chrysler Group announced that UConnect, the company’s in-vehicle, hands-free, voice-activated communications system, is now available nationwide, as a factory- or dealer-installed option.

UConnect Available for 2004 Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Models

The Chrysler Group announced that UConnect, the company’s in-vehicle, hands-free, voice-activated communications system, is now available nationwide, as a factory- or dealer-installed option.

Ban Cell Phones for Novice Drivers, Board Suggests

Inexperienced drivers should be barred from using cell phones, even those with hands-free devices, when behind the wheel, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently recommended.

Ban Cell Phones for Novice Drivers, Board Suggests

Inexperienced drivers should be barred from using cell phones, even those with hands-free devices, when behind the wheel, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently recommended.

Ban Cell Phones for Novice Drivers, Board Suggests

Inexperienced drivers should be barred from using cell phones, even those with hands-free devices, when behind the wheel, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently recommended.

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