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article Uber is preparing for a busy summer travel season by expanding its ride reservation feature to a total of 55 airports worldwide , including 39 airports in the United States. Uber Reserve allows users to book rides up to 30 days in advance and...

(Updates sourcing, adds details and background) ANKARA, June 21 (Reuters) - Ankara's military delegation will travel to Russia this week to discuss details of a possible safe sea corridor in the Black Sea to export Ukrainian grain, Turkish presidency...

American motorists are getting some minor relief, with gasoline prices registering their first weekly drop in more than two months amid declining oil prices and a dip in consumer demand. "The recent high prices may have led to a small drop in domesti...

U.S. gasoline prices have inched down below $5 a gallon, but because of a volatile stock market and an expected massive travel weekend coming up, experts are wary about long-term costs at the pump. The current national average, according to the Ameri...

President Biden is preparing this week to travel to Europe to meet with global leaders. He will leave for southern Germany on Saturday to attend the Group of Seven leaders’ summit, where Biden and fellow leaders are expected to discuss their joint su...

Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz has been hard at work on an electric heavy-duty truck that it hopes will be the start of a new era for trucking (in Europe, at least). The truck is called the eActros, and it's the first electric truck to wear the three-pointed star, the company announced Wednesday. Of course, it's not the first heavy-duty electric truck from Mercedes' parent company Daimler.

Text size Some of the electric-vehicle companies that merged with special purpose acquisition companies—becoming publicly traded entities in the process—are picking up Wall Street ratings. So far, the Street is being cautious on the new EV players. Hyliion (ticker: HYLN) makes electric powertrains for heavy-duty trucks. The company completed its merger with the SPAC Tortoise Acquisition on Oct.

Trucking tends to be associated with highways, but it’s not uncommon to find large delivery vehicles trundling down the tightly packed streets of the world’s most populated cities. According to EV startup Volta Trucks, that’s far from ideal: in London, large commercial vehicles cause around 26% of pedestrian fatalities and around 80% of cyclist fatalities, and account for an outsized portion of

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: KlearNow aims to solve cross-border customs challenges using AI; Link EV Electric Vehicles will build a $265 million factory in Mexico; Loup Logistics acquires a Phoenix transload facility; and a new cold storage facility is set for San Antonio. KlearNow

Sure, they aren’t as sexy as a Tesla, and they don’t get the press columns of long-haul trucking, but so-called yard trucks are an interesting subset of vehicles that benefit disproportionally from being electric.