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US Companies Consider India Their Next FDI Frontier: Nitin Gadkari
US companies consider India their next FDI frontier and are keen to pump in billions of dollars into the country's infrastructure and transportation sector, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said.
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US Regulators Could Waive Some Safety Rules for Self-Driving Cars
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx unveiled the new policy guidance for self-driving vehicle testing in Detroit.
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US Pledges $4 Billion to Boost Self-Driving Cars
US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx made the announcement in Detroit, flanked by executives from Google and auto manufacturers.
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US Officials Signal Move Toward Embracing Self-Driving Cars
With the technology's rapid development, that federal policy is being updated, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Tuesday.
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India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
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Honda Fined $70 Million For Not Reporting Death, Injury Complaints
The US Government says it is fining Honda $70 million for not reporting to safety regulators more than 1,700 complaints that its vehicles caused deaths and injuries, and for not reporting warranty claims. It's the largest civil penalty levied against an automaker.
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Asiana fined $500,000 for slow aid to crash families
U.S. regulators fined Asiana Airlines Inc $500,000 on Tuesday for failing to assist the families of passengers on a flight that crashed in San Francisco in July in which three people were killed and more than 180 injured.
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US may mandate 'talking' cars by early 2017
U.S. regulators are crafting a rule that would require all new vehicles to be able to "talk" to one another using wireless technology, which the Department of Transportation said would significantly reduce accidents on U.S. roads and alleviate traffic congestion.
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India, US dig in against European Union air carbon charge
India voiced firm opposition to European Union plans to impose a scaled-back carbon charge on flights over European airspace while a senior US lawmaker said the EU proposal runs afoul of a law intended to shield US airlines from such charges.
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US Companies Consider India Their Next FDI Frontier: Nitin Gadkari
US companies consider India their next FDI frontier and are keen to pump in billions of dollars into the country's infrastructure and transportation sector, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said.
-
US Regulators Could Waive Some Safety Rules for Self-Driving Cars
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx unveiled the new policy guidance for self-driving vehicle testing in Detroit.
-
US Pledges $4 Billion to Boost Self-Driving Cars
US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx made the announcement in Detroit, flanked by executives from Google and auto manufacturers.
-
US Officials Signal Move Toward Embracing Self-Driving Cars
With the technology's rapid development, that federal policy is being updated, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Tuesday.
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India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
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Honda Fined $70 Million For Not Reporting Death, Injury Complaints
The US Government says it is fining Honda $70 million for not reporting to safety regulators more than 1,700 complaints that its vehicles caused deaths and injuries, and for not reporting warranty claims. It's the largest civil penalty levied against an automaker.
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Asiana fined $500,000 for slow aid to crash families
U.S. regulators fined Asiana Airlines Inc $500,000 on Tuesday for failing to assist the families of passengers on a flight that crashed in San Francisco in July in which three people were killed and more than 180 injured.
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US may mandate 'talking' cars by early 2017
U.S. regulators are crafting a rule that would require all new vehicles to be able to "talk" to one another using wireless technology, which the Department of Transportation said would significantly reduce accidents on U.S. roads and alleviate traffic congestion.
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India, US dig in against European Union air carbon charge
India voiced firm opposition to European Union plans to impose a scaled-back carbon charge on flights over European airspace while a senior US lawmaker said the EU proposal runs afoul of a law intended to shield US airlines from such charges.
