New research considers pickup truck electrification and evaluates the savings in greenhouse gas emissions relative to gasoline-powered pickup trucks.

Researchers are noticing a pattern that suggests alcohol might not be the only culprit behind impaired driving. Cannabis is also playing a role.

It may be possible to capture CO2 and water from passenger car exhaust and use them to grow food in urban greenhouses.

New research digs into carbon emissions from ride-hailing services with an eye towards disentangling those stats from other emissions sources.

Reactions to alerts from collision avoidance systems, which are rarely tested in open road scenarios, fall into four categories, researchers say.

Swapping out a gas-powered Uber or Lyft vehicle with an electric car cuts emissions three times more than when an individual driver makes that switch, research finds.

AI for self-driving cars may need fixes to deal with ethical gaps. Namely, what happens if people triy to use an automated vehicle to do something bad?

New research uses machine learning to gauge people's views on the available charging stations for electric vehicles.

A move from public transportation to single-rider cars due to COVID-19 may create a new boom in traffic. See how your city could fare with a new tool.

The specifc wording of news reports about car crashes can shift perceptions about what happened and who's to blame for the accident.