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The Auto Show Rolls into New York
By: Andrea Francese
The International Auto Show rolled into NYC on March 21st and is showcasing some exciting new cars and technology until the end of March. more...
By: Debbie Kwiatoski
Cutting Edge research at Purdue, Stanford and in Small Tech Companies is Leading the Way to New Ways to Power the Internal Combustion Engine. more...
An Operational Hydrogen Vehicle
By: John Crandall
There has been a lot of hype about hydrogen fuel cells for years, and now there really is a vehicle that runs on hydrogen. However, it is not a "big" advance. more...
By: John Crandall
In the early days of the American Republic, there was a significant need to improve the nation's transportation network. more...
Who Invented the Traffic Light?
By: John Crandall
Despite widespread credit to Garret Morgan for a 1923 patent, traffic lights very closely resembling modern lights were in use in Detroit three years earlier. more...
By: John Crandall
Although little known, Nickolaus Otto is an inventor we should remember every time we get into our cars. more...
By: John Crandall
First conceived around 1907, Mag-lev did not become a practical reality until 1984. But, the age of the mag-lev rail is coming soon. more...
By: John Crandall
In many ways replaceable parts make modern transportation possible. more...
By: John Crandall
Small Water-plane Area Twin Hull more...
By: John Crandall
. . . were invented by John Dunlop more...
By: John Crandall
We hardly ever think about it, but rubber makes our world a better place. more...
By: John Crandall
The use of the coracle was once prevalent throughout the British Isles. more...
By: John Crandall
By: John Crandall
It probably all started with simple log rollers. more...
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