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China's Research Sub to Attempt Record Dive The country's first manned science sub goes for global bragging rights
Expect Delays New York City's 'Gridlock Sam' explains why technology alone can't solve our traffic woes  
Electricity From Traffic Start-ups try to capture road traffic's excess energy
A Critical Look at Wireless Power Wireless power at a distance is still far away
Tech in Sight Three ways to move people - fast, faster, fastest
Chinese Bullet Trains Carry "Black Box" Controls
Tue, October 04, 2011

Blog Post: Control system providers for China's high-speed trains are mum on the cause of this summer's deadly crash. Could they be in the dark about their own products?

China's Research Sub to Attempt Record Dive
September 2011

Article: The country's first manned science sub goes for global bragging rights

Root Cause of BART Computer Glitch May Take Weeks to Find
Wed, August 10, 2011

Blog Post: Officials know what happened, but not why

Nuclear Implications for China's High Speed Train Wreck
Sat, August 06, 2011

Blog Post: Corruption and contractors link the rapid expansion of Chinese rail lines and nuclear reactor capacity

Deadly Chinese Collision Shouldn't Kill High Speed Rail
Wed, July 27, 2011

Blog Post: China's rail network likely the victim of its overly ambitious plans

UK Network Rail Plans to Replace Signal Boxes - Slowly
Fri, July 22, 2011

Blog Post: Completion date is set for around 2045

Biking Through Denver, a Sustainable City
Tue, July 19, 2011

Podcast: Mayors of more than 1000 American cities pledge to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions

Two Capacitors and Poor Software Design Cause of Major NSW Rail Outage Last Month
Wed, May 11, 2011

Blog Post: Fixing design vulnerability now a high priority

Ground-Effect Robot Could Be Key To Future High-Speed Trains
Tue, May 10, 2011

Blog Post: Trains that levitate on cushions of air could be the future of fast and efficient travel, if this robot can figure out how to keep them stable

New York City Updates Greenification Plan
Thu, April 21, 2011

Blog Post: The basic message is "steady as she goes"

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