Us Department Of Transportation Rules

Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.

The US Transportation Department has proposed minimum standards and requirements for government-funded electric vehicle (EV) charging projects. The stations should use DC Fast Chargers, have at least four ports at or above 150 kW, apart from other regulations.

The proposals, drafted by the US FAA, come amid concerns about dangers that drones potentially pose to aircraft and populated areas.

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.

A proposed rule mandating so-called vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology should be put in place before President Barack Obama leaves office in early 2017, DOT officials said on Monday.

Devices that record crash-related data would be required in all new cars and light trucks under a US Department of Transportation proposal.

The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has been slapped with a fine of USD 150,000 by US authorities for keeping passengers aboard a plane during an extended ground delay last year. This is the first fine for an international flight in violation of the new consumer protection rule of the Department of Transportation, which took effect in August...

This is the first penalty assessed for a violation of the Department's new airline consumer rules that took effect in last August.

The US Transportation Department has slapped a fine of $80,000 on Air India for failing to post customer service, tarmac delay contingency plans on its website and adequately inform passengers about its optional fees.This is the first penalty assessed for a violation of the Department's new airline consumer rules that took effect in last August.

Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.

The US Transportation Department has proposed minimum standards and requirements for government-funded electric vehicle (EV) charging projects. The stations should use DC Fast Chargers, have at least four ports at or above 150 kW, apart from other regulations.

The proposals, drafted by the US FAA, come amid concerns about dangers that drones potentially pose to aircraft and populated areas.

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.

A proposed rule mandating so-called vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology should be put in place before President Barack Obama leaves office in early 2017, DOT officials said on Monday.

Devices that record crash-related data would be required in all new cars and light trucks under a US Department of Transportation proposal.

The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has been slapped with a fine of USD 150,000 by US authorities for keeping passengers aboard a plane during an extended ground delay last year. This is the first fine for an international flight in violation of the new consumer protection rule of the Department of Transportation, which took effect in August...

This is the first penalty assessed for a violation of the Department's new airline consumer rules that took effect in last August.

The US Transportation Department has slapped a fine of $80,000 on Air India for failing to post customer service, tarmac delay contingency plans on its website and adequately inform passengers about its optional fees.This is the first penalty assessed for a violation of the Department's new airline consumer rules that took effect in last August.