Author: Allison Perry

Allison Perry covers the fast-changing world of electric vehicles, autonomous tech, and sustainable mobility at Dax Street. With a focus on the future of driving, she breaks down EV launches, infrastructure updates, and the innovations shaping tomorrow’s roads.

Verstappen Warns Red Bull’s Kerb-Riding Solutions Won’t Be Easy

Verstappen had discussions with the team after Monaco, and they are focusing more on fixing this problem now

Verstappen recently faced some tough races where McLaren and Ferrari won instead of him in Miami and Monaco. This happened because his car, the RB20, had trouble with kerbs and on bumpy tracks. This issue…

F1’s McLaren Frets Over Handling Imbalance in 2026 Cars

Stella also mentioned that McLaren supports the goals of the new rules for 2026 but thinks improvements are necessary

This week, the FIA shared its early plans for the 2026 regulations and even showed some pictures of what the new cars might look like. However, teams are worried about some of the details in…

Seattle Issues $84,000 Fine to ‘Belltown Hellcat’ for Noise and Speeding

Seattle city attorney wants Belltown Hellcat to pay $83,619.97 in fines and fees

Miles Hudson, known as the “Belltown Hellcat” in Seattle, has gained attention on social media for breaking many rules in his neighborhood. Now, he might have to stop because the Seattle city attorney wants him…

Ford’s Transformation Is Bringing Life Back to Detroit’s Train Station

Detroit's Michigan Central Station, once a symbol of the city's decline, has been transformed through a massive renovation project led by Ford Motor Co

In recent years, Detroit’s Michigan Central Station, once a symbol of the city’s decline, has been transformed through a massive renovation project led by Ford Motor Co. The historic building, which had stood abandoned and…

Toyota’s Apology and Production Halts After Test Cheating Revelations

Toyota has found problems with how they tested their cars and says sorry for this

Toyota has found problems with how they tested their cars. The company looked at how they did safety tests and found mistakes. They say sorry for this. They stopped making three models because of it.…

Japanese Automakers Confess to Safety and Emissions Test Violations

Toyota, Honda, Mazda, and Suzuki - have been accused of cheating on safety and emissions tests

Four major Japanese carmakers – Toyota, Honda, Mazda, and Suzuki – have been accused of cheating on safety and emissions tests by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. This came after an…