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VIDEO: Tight Fit: Japanese bus company makes the most of its parking lot

Here in the States, unless you live in a city like New York, Chicago or Boston, chances are that on any given day, parking isn't one of your bigger challenges. In smaller, more densely populated countries like Germany or the U.K., finding a spot can be a big issue, and the solution often costs a lot of money. One motor coach company in Japan is skipping the big cash solution, and instead, it is just driving its buses over the edge. Well, at least a significant portion of them. The company has installed special rear-view cameras in their ... Read more →

Daimler opens office in Baghdad, Iraq Jonathon Ramsey

As a small step that could be considered a healthy vote of confidence in Iraq's return to stability, Mercedes has established a corporate representative office in Baghdad. Daimler set up shop in ...

UK considering banning cars from school zones Chris Shunk

var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/world_news/UK_Considering_Banning_Cars_from_School_Zones_to_Force_Kids_to_Walk_More'; The Institute for European Environmental Policy in the UK is looking into ...

Survey: U.K. gas prices not high enough for switch to mass transit Stuart Waterman

As U.S. cities take a new look at mass transit services (anticipating increased demand following rising gas prices), transportation planners might want to take a look at a recent survey sponsored by ...

VIDEO: Tight Fit: Japanese bus company makes the most of its parking lot 5 months ago on Autoblog

Here in the States, unless you live in a city like New York, Chicago or Boston, chances are that on any given day, parking isn't one of your bigger challenges. In smaller, more densely populated countries like Germany or the U.K., finding a spot can be a big issue, and the solution often costs ...

Daimler opens office in Baghdad, Iraq 9 months ago on Autoblog

As a small step that could be considered a healthy vote of confidence in Iraq's return to stability, Mercedes has established a corporate representative office in Baghdad. Daimler set up shop in Erbil, Iraq last February, opening a training center that would get mechanics ready for coming Mercedes ...

UK considering banning cars from school zones 2 years ago on Autoblog

var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/world_news/UK_Considering_Banning_Cars_from_School_Zones_to_Force_Kids_to_Walk_More'; The Institute for European Environmental Policy in the UK is looking into banning cars from school zones, not to protect students from being hit by a car, but instead to get kids ...

Survey: U.K. gas prices not high enough for switch to mass transit 3 years ago on Autoblog

As U.S. cities take a new look at mass transit services (anticipating increased demand following rising gas prices), transportation planners might want to take a look at a recent survey sponsored by U.K. insurer esure. The survey of U.K. drivers finds that gas prices would have to reach the ...






Autoblog Podcast #156: Paukert comes back for more! 

Chris, Dan, and Editor Paukert chat and give each other grief. Merriment ensues.

 
 

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