#transportation-policy

#transportation-policy

"It's about giving women more choice, more control, and more comfort when they ride and drive," Camiel Irving, Uber's vice president of U.S. and Canada operations, said in a statement on Uber's site. "After hearing from women riders and drivers around the world, it was clear: Many want the option to match with other women. That's why we're proud to pilot Women Preferences in the U.S. for the first time ... It's about giving women more choice, more control, and more comfort when they ride and drive."

Currently, the maintenance of the Spanish road network is financed almost exclusively through the public budget, which means that the entire financial burden falls on taxpayers.

The shoe removal policy, enacted in 2006, was based on a failed bombing attempt and forced U.S. flyers to show their feet about 10 billion times.

"Despite decades of harm, the Department of Transportation is pushing a plan to widen the Cross Bronx by adding another highway structure over the Bronx River and Starlight Park."

The NHTSA plans to streamline the Part 555 exemption process for automakers of self-driving vehicles, aiming to replace the lengthy and complex regulations with a faster approach.

Newark Liberty airport recently struggled with inadequate air traffic control staffing, experiencing significant delays and safety concerns due to just three controllers on duty.

Critics claim that the move is dangerous because citizens can acquire a criminal record for simply riding a bike: 'This crackdown is very dangerous because it's putting New Yorkers at risk of arrest, jail and deportation for riding a bike,' says Charlie Baker.

In a world where families are increasingly burdened by financial strain, affordability in family-friendly vehicles like minivans can directly influence decisions on having more children.

In the U.S., we're still relying on a rail network built in the 19th century, which limits our ability to compete with modern transportation options.

"One of the goals with this reduction we did [last April] was hopefully, we would see those numbers increase," Kimbro said, referring to the reduction in the maximum fleet size and the trips per day metrics, respectively. "And we did, citywide," he added.