TRANSPORTATION

New buses in Korea make use of new wireless technology that allows the buses to charge while they move.

The designer of the "best guess" of Elon Musk's Hyperloop system describes how it can be built.

While the country's auto industry is unlikely to take off for a few more years, automakers are entering Myanmar with an eye on the future.

JetBlue is adding lie-flat seats and private suites to lure a demographic that’s been largely absent from its fleet: business travelers.

Technological innovations have helped squeeze more miles out of a gallon of gasoline. Consumers are also more MPG-conscious.

NASA has created a visual map of all of the 1,397 potentially hazardous asteroids surrounding the Earth.

In Russia, Police arrest a man who allegedly stole an entire road.

GM is doubling down in the world’s biggest auto market.

China's stopgap solution to deal with congestion, called "unrestricted take-off," has pilots and experts shaking their heads.

Amelia Rose Earhart, a relative of the legendary pilot, has announced plans to fly around the world in a Pilatus PC-12 NG aircraft.

Francisco Jose Garzon Amo was on a call with a company employee about the ill-fated train's route when the accident occurred.

A passenger heading to New York City on a Delta Airlines flight left his bags in a Seattle airport after being told he would have to $1400 in baggage fees.

Because the bus is powered purely by liquid hydrogen, it produces no carbon emissions.

Strong demand in the U.S. for trucks and SUVs helped boost second-quarter earnings at the key U.S. automaker.

Infrastructure development is key to Asian nations' shift away from export-based economy, officials agree.

Riyadh’s first metro system is expected to create jobs and ease traffic problems, as the government seeks to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy.

The driver of a Spanish train, which derailed on Wednesday killing scores, was released pending trial on 79 counts of homicide.

A newly released video shows the crash landing of Southwest Airlines Flight 345 at LaGuardia Airpot.

Boeing's 787 aircraft continues its bumpy flight, with Qatar Airways, Air India, United Airlines and ANA Holdings reporting troubles.

Officials noted that there was no fire or injuries to crew or passengers.

The No. 1 U.S. automaker said it's working to slash expenses in its high-cost Australian operations.

A 15 car train derailment in Tampa early Thursday morning has resulted in an ethanol leak. According to officials on scene, up to several cars are currently leaking the flammable liquid.

The Dallas carrier benefited from cheaper fuel and a record high operating revenue.

Sources close to the investigation believe that the train derailed because it was travelling at twice its permitted speed.

The world's largest plane maker increased its full-year earnings forecast.

A plane crash in Lake Tahoe has claimed the life of the experienced pilot and injured the passenger.

The Transportation Security Administration, TSA, will allow all American travelers to enroll in their TSA PreCheck program for $85 starting in fall 2013.

Ryanair denied claims that its influence over Aer Lingus is excessive and that it threatens competition.

Analysts expect earnings growth, due to Boeing's strong deliveries, return of the 787 to full service, and cost reductions.