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The Auto Industry’s Role in Blocking Cycling Infrastructure in the USA

The growth of cycling as a mode of transportation offers numerous benefits, including reduced traffic congestion, lower carbon emissions, and improved public health. However, the development of cycling infrastructure in the USA has faced significant…

Hidden Costs of Buying a Car That Affect Your Loan and How to Minimize Them

When buying a car, hidden costs often accompany the advertised price, affecting the total cost of your loan. While some costs, like sales tax, are unavoidable, others can be minimized with proper understanding. These costs…

Should Car Insurance in the U.S. Be Based on Driving Behavior Alone?

How Your Driving Behavior Could Be Affecting Your Car Insurance Premiums

Car insurance companies promote telematics programs which track your driving behavior using a mobile app or a device installed in your car as a way to encourage safer driving habits. In return, drivers can save…

Reducing Car Dependence and Addressing Inequity Through Walkable Urban Design

There has been a growing movement advocating for less car dependence and more walkable urban areas. Many people, particularly those with health or mobility challenges, may initially resist the idea of giving up their cars,…

The Impact of EV Charging Stations on Rural Communities

The introduction of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in rural communities marks a significant step towards promoting sustainable transportation and reducing carbon emissions. While urban areas have seen rapid growth in EV infrastructure, rural regions…

How the Oil Industry Blocked Clean Energy Growth While Benefiting from Billions in Government Subsidies

For over half a century, the oil industry has actively opposed government support for clean technologies, despite benefiting from substantial subsidies itself. This longstanding resistance has occurred even as governments have poured billions into subsidizing…

Will Gas Cars Lose Value and Become Obsolete as EV Adoption and Government Regulations Accelerate?

Will Gas Cars Lose Value and Become Obsolete as EV Adoption and Government Regulations Accelerate

The automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation, with electric vehicles (EVs) becoming increasingly popular. Over the past decade, EVs have moved from being niche products to mainstream contenders, driven by technological advances, environmental concerns,…

How Autonomous Cars Could Worsen Traffic Problems in American Cities

Will Self Driving Cars Solve The Problem Of Traffic Congestion?

Self-driving cabs may function acceptably on the wide, sunlit grid roads of the American South, but even in this relatively simple environment, they frequently struggle. Would you trust them to navigate Bealach na Bà in…

Why Tesla’s Dominance Could Hurt Competition in the U.S. Auto Market

Tesla Continues Dominance of the US EV Market

Tesla has long been a dominant force in the electric vehicle (EV) market, captivating consumers worldwide with its sleek designs and cutting-edge technology. However, there are growing indications that this dominance may be waning as…

Rising EV Adoption Faces Major Infrastructure Challenges as Charging Demand and Grid Strain Continue to Grow

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is accelerating rapidly, with sales reaching record highs in 2022 and projected to continue growing exponentially. Factors such as increasing affordability, improving technology, and strong policy support are driving this…

Are Driverless Cars a Danger to American Jobs?

Are Driverless Cars a Danger to American Jobs

The advent of driverless cars, or autonomous vehicles (AVs), heralds a new era of technological innovation and promises significant benefits such as improved safety, reduced traffic congestion, and enhanced mobility. However, alongside these potential advantages…

How Automakers Manipulate Fuel Efficiency Numbers in the USA

The manipulation of fuel efficiency numbers by automakers in the USA has been a contentious issue for decades. While advancements in technology have led to more fuel-efficient vehicles, some manufacturers have been accused of using…

Is Car Maintenance More Expensive in the USA Than It Should Be?

Is Car Maintenance More Expensive in the USA Than It Should Be

Car maintenance is an inevitable part of vehicle ownership, but many Americans find themselves questioning whether the costs are higher than they should be. With the average annual maintenance and repair costs for a car…

Should the U.S. Ban Gasoline Cars Sooner Than 2035?

Should the U.S. Ban Gasoline Cars Sooner Than 2035

The debate over whether the U.S. should ban gasoline cars sooner than 2035 has gained momentum as concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability intensify. With the transportation sector being a significant contributor to greenhouse…

Why the U.S. Should Tax Gas Guzzlers More Heavily

Gas Guzzlers

The current fuel-economy standards are akin to a dilapidated vehicle desperately in need of repairs. Although these rules, introduced in 1975, have led to more oil consumption and pollution than originally intended, a revision of…

Is the SUV Craze Ruining U.S. Fuel Efficiency Progress?

SUV Craze Ruining U.S. Fuel Efficiency

The US experienced significant improvements in fuel efficiency last year, yet it still falls short of the targets set to meet looming deadlines. Due to a strong preference for large vehicles, American automakers are trailing…

Is America’s Slow Adoption of EVs a Cultural Problem?

American EVs

Energy news is currently dominated by discussions surrounding Tesla’s strategic direction—whether it should prioritize a high-volume, mass-market vehicle or fully commit to autonomous robotaxis. Additionally, the increasing competition from BYD and other Chinese automakers, along…