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Volkswagen Emission Scandal Update: Toyota Global Auto Sales Top German Manufacturer

“VW may be facing sales difficulties due to the [diesel emissions] scandal toward next year in Europe and the U.S.," one analyst said.

San Francisco Bike Laws: Yielding At Stops Signs Could Be Latest Change For City's At-Risk Cyclists

“I’m not willing to trade away safety for convenience,” said the city's mayor, who threatened to veto the measure.

Uber, Ola Prices May Be Regulated By Transport Authorities In India's Technology Hub Bangalore

Transport authorities in Bangalore are considering local rules that will regulate the dynamic pricing followed by ride-hailing service providers such as Uber and local competitor Ola Cabs, according to a report.

United Airlines Names General Counsel As Acting CEO

CEO Oscar Munoz is on medical leave, following a heart attack he suffered last week.

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Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: German Carmaker Loses European Market Share

The Volkswagen Group accounted for 23.3 percent of the European Union's auto sales in September — its lowest level in six months.

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: Carmaker Ordered To Recall 2.4M Vehicles In Germany

A total of 11 million of Volkswagen's diesel vehicles have been affected by the worst crisis in the company's 78-year history.

Flight MH17: Russia Urges UN Aviation Body To Open New Probe As It ‘Categorically Disagrees’ With Dutch Report

On Tuesday, a Dutch Safety Board report confirmed that the plane was shot down by a Russian-made Buk missile system.

Toyota Announces Environmental Targets; Plans To Sell 30K Fuel Cell Cars, Eliminate CO2 Emissions

The Japanese automaker also announced plans to launch hybrid models across categories worldwide.

Small Plane Crashes Into Florida's Mobile Home Park, 3 Bodies Pulled From Wreckage; FAA Investigation Underway

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the cause of the crash, which resulted in “an unknown number of victims.”

Singapore Air To Resume Nonstop Flights To New York With New Airbus: World's Longest Flight

Revived demand, cheaper jet fuel and a more fuel-efficient new plane make the flight viable.

Uber In Paris: Minimum Fares Reduction Protested By French Drivers For The Ride Booking Service

Drivers for the service have also formed their own union in response to Uber's rate decision.

India Moves A Step Closer To Homogeneous Rules On Ride-Hailing Services Such As Ola And Uber

Ride-hailing services could get streamlined in India sooner rather than later as the country moves to publish extensive guidelines on the sector.

Flight MH17: Russian-Made Buk Missile Brought Down Plane, Dutch Report Says; Shrapnel Found In Bodies Of Crew, Investigators Tell Relatives

In a briefing Tuesday, authorities revealed details to the victims' families about the downing of the plane that killed all 298 people on it on July 17, 2014.

Flight MH17: Plane Shot Down By Buk Missile, Dutch Paper Reports Citing Investigation; Missile-Maker Contradicts Report

A Dutch inquiry reportedly found that the Malaysia Airlines plane was brought down by a Buk missile over Ukraine. The July 2014 crash killed all 298 people on board.

Driverless Cars, Buses, Trucks: Singapore Is Planning For Them

The city-state renowned for planning is preparing for technology that carmakers are racing to put to market.

Flight MH370 Search: Philippine Officials Say Locals Unaware Of Reported Wreckage Linked To Crash

Over the weekend, reports emerged of debris sightings off the southern Philippines, spurring unfounded speculation about the missing airplane's discovery.

5 Killed in Helicopter Crash At NATO Base Near Kabul

A helicopter crash near a NATO base in Kabul has been ruled an accident. The incident killed five members of a NATO-led advisory unit and injured five more.

Southwest Airlines Technical Glitch Causes National Service Disruptions For Travelers

Social media was full of passenger complaints that airline employees had to manually process each customer, causing long lines and missed flights.

Fear And Respect: VW's Culture Under Winterkorn

Martin Winterkorn, the VW CEO who steared Europe's largest carmaker to crisis, has since resigned, and upstarts in the corporation are calling for change.

China Publishes Draft Rules To Regulate Online Car-Hailing Services

The legality of car-hailing services has vexed regulators in China where authorities say drivers are operating outside the law.

China’s First Ride-Hailing App License A 'Milestone' In Market Opening, And A Boost To Uber's Chinese Ambitions

Shanghai's granting of a license to Uber's local rival Didi Kuaidi could open the floodgates for a shake-up of China's taxi market, experts say.

Elon Musk Takes Potshots At 'Tesla Graveyard' Apple, German Carmakers

"If you don’t make it at Tesla, you go work at Apple," the Tesla Motors CEO said, in an interview with a German newspaper.

Lyft Teams With Shell, Hertz To Challenge Uber, Give Drivers More Benefits

Lyft is forging new partnerships with several companies to support its drivers and compete with Uber.

Canadian Military Puts Up $630K Bounty For Hacking, Defending 2015 Pickup Truck

The Canadian Department of Defense said hacking a truck is a concern because driver safety is at risk.

Cheap Flights US To Europe? Norwegian Air Planning $69 Tickets, CEO Says

Norwegian Air hopes to get passengers across the Atlantic for $69 by 2017.

Trigana Air Flight 267 Crash: Indonesia To Send Black Box To France After Data Retrieval Process 'Unsuccessful'

The black box of crashed Trigana Air Flight 267 will be sent to Paris facility after Indonesia failed to retrieve data inside it.

Flight MH370 Update: Malaysia Proposes Tripartite Meeting To Discuss Next Step In Search Operation

French prosecutors confirmed last month that a wing component found on Réunion Island in July came from the missing plane.

Rape In India: Woman Allegedly Raped At Knifepoint By Private Transport Driver, Cleaner In Bangalore

India's mega cities whose growth has been fueled by the rise of the country's outsourcing and other services sectors remain unsafe for women.

Vermont Amtrak Derailment: Train Cars Went 'Over Embankment' In Northfield

Emergency crews were responding Monday morning.

China Hastening Rollout Of Car-Charging Network: Xinhua

"It's like with phone chargers, it's a bit all over the place," one Chinese official says. "Now we're trying to improve things, moving towards unifying and standardizing."