Automotive
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Waymo teams up with Renault, Nissan on robotaxis outside U.S.
While Waymo is not considered to be a threat to Uber, its self-driving technology is widely considered to be the world’s most advanced
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Germany’s Siemens announces 2,700 job cuts
The layoffs come in addition to the 10,400 from its core units that the company already announced last month
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Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales fell 0.6% in April
Sales in the in the transportation equipment and primary metal industries declined
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Is Elon Musk closing troublesome Twitter account or teasing?
The EV manufacturer CEO has run into legal trouble because of his Twitter antics
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Federal government making electronic logs mandatory for truck, bus drivers
The devices track when and how long drivers have been behind the wheel
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3 mistakes to avoid when leasing equipment
Generally speaking, borrowers make three mistakes when they look into securing a lease
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Ford recalls 1.3M vehicles for suspension, transmission woes
The recall affects about 12,000 vehicles in Canada. A rear suspension toe link can break if the suspension moves a lot
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Volkswagen to take stake in battery cell maker Northvolt
VW said it planned a 50-50 joint venture to build a battery cell factory in Salzgitter in its home region of Lower Saxony
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Research highlights health concerns facing drivers
Results of a study on wellness trends within the transportation industry can help companies reduce risk exposure and ensure better employee health and wellness
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Uber rival Bolt relaunches in London after quick 2017 exit
The company resumed service after rebranding earlier this year to remove confusion over whether it’s a licensed taxi operator
