European Intelligence Agencies Prepare To Surveil Car Metadata Thomas O'Reilly July 8, 2024 Regulators hope to allow European police agencies to monitor cars and the mobile phones paired with them.
Brussels Approve Rules To Give New Life to Gas and Diesel Engines Bridget Ryder May 9, 2024 Contradicting Green Deal goals, the Spare Parts Directive could help keep combustion engines on the road longer.
Germany Considers Banning Weekend Driving To Meet Climate Goals Thomas O'Reilly April 15, 2024 Berlin elites bicker over how to get the average citizen to bear the brunt of the green transition.
French Cities Backtrack on Low-Emission Zones Hélène de Lauzun March 21, 2024 The government fears a revolt by drivers similar to that of the Yellow Vests.
EU Sneaks “Road Police Agenda” Into New Driving Licences Law Thomas O'Reilly February 7, 2024 Legislation paves the way to repressive new licensing regulations forcing drivers off the roads, claims populist French MEP.
The Truck: A Rolling Symbol of America Sven R. Larson February 3, 2024 We Americans hate compromises. If we can’t get everything today, we invent a way to get everything tomorrow. That is why we love our trucks.
EU Requires High-Tech Assistance Features in All Cars Bridget Ryder December 16, 2023 It’s another bureaucratic blow to affordable European transportation
The New American Consumer Sven R. Larson October 4, 2023 New numbers on U.S. private consumption reveal a tectonic lifestyle shift, one that is likely going to continue in coming years.
Spain Picks Pedal Power as Gas and Car Prices Soar Bridget Ryder August 27, 2023 Spanish bicycle production remains at record levels, doubling the value it had in 2022.
In Spain, the “Habana Effect” Is Already a Reality Bridget Ryder August 22, 2023 New technology, environmental policy, and bigger size are pricing Spaniards out of the market on new cars.
