California classic car owners who have spent years tracking down discontinued smog parts for late-1970s and early-1980s vehicles have a phased legal exemption coming. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1392 on September 16, 2026, at Jay Leno’s garage in
Canadian architects and construction firms bidding on federal building contracts now face a binding net-zero emissions requirement. Canada's Greening Government Strategy — a live
Millions of UK motorists could face a steep £150 increase in their annual car tax bills following recent Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) changes that came into effect on April 1, 2025. The
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is moving Jamaica’s main bus terminal one block east starting June 1. The temporary move affects nearly 10,000 daily riders who use 15 different bus routes from the
Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled a new hybrid powertrain that offers major improvements in both fuel savings and performance. The system uses innovative dual-motor technology that changes how hybrid cars work. Two
Mazda has found a way to melt metal without using fossil fuels at its Hiroshima factory. The company now runs its cupola furnace on briquettes made from coconut shells instead of coal.
Australia approved on Wednesday Woodside Energy’s request to extend the life of its North West Shelf gas plant until 2070, after a six-year review process dogged by delays, appeals and backlash from
Qatar Airways has ordered up to 210 Boeing widebody jets worth about $96 billion, breaking multiple industry records. The deal includes 130 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and 30 Boeing 777-9 planes, with options
A new $23 million federal logging program aimed at reducing wildfire risks has sparked intense debate about forest management and community safety. The initiative targets areas where wildfires pose significant threats to
SEPTA’s belt-tightening efforts have paid off with $91.4 million in yearly savings and new revenue through its Efficiency & Accountability Program, marking a bright spot as the transit agency faces serious money
Every breath counts. That’s the message from a new study showing how stricter air pollution rules could save 36,000 lives each year in Southeast Asia by 2050. Scientists at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological
Hyundai unveiled its upgraded XCIENT hydrogen-powered truck at a clean transportation show in California last month. The truck runs on hydrogen fuel cells instead of diesel – imagine a bigger, more powerful