Transportation
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Uber tests drone food delivery, launches new autonomous SUV
Workers at a restaurant load the meal into a drone and it takes off, and then meets an Uber Eats driver at a drop-off location
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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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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
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Fiat-Chrysler, Aurora lay groundwork for partnership on self-driving vehicles
The proposed partnership would integrate the Aurora Driver into FCA commercial vehicle lines
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Economy added 27,700 jobs in May, unemployment rate hit record low at 5.4%: StatCan [UPDATED]
Economists on average had expected the addition of 8,000 jobs for the month
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Solid U.S. jobs report could allay fears of weakening economy
The U.S. economy is showing signs of sluggishness after having expanded at a healthy 3.1% annual rate in the April-June quarte
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Documents show federal push for infrastructure bank to back Via project [UPDATED]
The rail company wants to build a multibillion-dollar new network of dedicated passenger-rail lines in Ontario and Quebec
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Nissan had tech that drove Fiat Chrysler-Renault idea
Trust among the players appears to have been broken. But reviving the talks is still in the realm of possibilities
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Fiat Chrysler pulls merger bid for Renault in surprise move
Perhaps a case of take-it-or-leave-it. Talks collapse after the French government, Renault’s top stakeholder, ask for more time to get buy-in from Nissan
