Over 43 percent of Mecklenburg county vehicles are at least 10 years old with over 100,000 miles.
Read More →The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the findings of the Connecticut state Department of Consumer Protection that a New Haven car agency could not levy a $150 penalty per speeding violation.
Read More →Bill would protect car owners from having “black box” information released without their consent.
Read More →Move designed to curb trucking companies from systematically forcing their drivers to drive in excess of hour-of-service regulations.
Read More →Do not rely on service station tire gauges as they are notoriously inaccurate.
Read More →Under the bill the city's trucks, school buses, private waste haulers, and sightseeing buses would have to switch to ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel. At the moment the fuel is not widely available in the city.
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Combined power output is estimated to be in excess of 300 horsepower, with zero-to-60 acceleration in less than six seconds. Combined fuel economy is estimated to be in the high twenties.
Read More →New York and Baltimore lay claim to having the highest percentage of people with “extreme” commutes.
Read More →It appeared on Cadillacs in 1912. Cars equipped with his invention sold like crazy. His company was Dayton Engineering Laboratories Co.
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