Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials have tested security screening systems at American airports and attempted to smuggle dummies of knives, weapons and explosives through security checks. The system did not work in 70% of cases, writes CBS. As a result of the test, the Department of Internal Affairs developed for the US Transportation Security Administration ...

To New York from Washington in 29 minutes? Elon Musk, a businessman, says it is possible, and said the US government has orally approved the construction of the Hyperloop underground vacuum transport system that will connect New York to Washington. It is reported by NBC New York. ...

Beginning in July, California residents will no longer have their driver's licenses revoked due to unpaid traffic fines. Democrat Gov. Jerry Brown explained that this practice did not help the state collect unpaid fines, but it also worsened the well-being of low-income people. Supporters of the initiative ...

Some innovations under development will revolutionize the streets of New York. Techinsider reporters have identified five major projects that will impact New York's transportation infrastructure. Innovation will help reduce traffic congestion, add space on crowded trains and make the city more pedestrian-friendly. Self-driving cars It is supposed ...

By the end of October, the world's first “sky taxi”, developed by the American company Skytran with the support of the Israeli concern Israel Aerospace Industries, will be launched in Tel Aviv, Israel. The project involves laying a special monorail six to nine meters above the ground, along which four-seater trailers will move…

In St. Petersburg, the development of a magnetic levitation tram project is underway. On Thursday, designers of the Aleksandrovsky plant in Pushkin presented the city governor Georgy Poltavchenko with a prototype - a platform that freely “hangs” and moves in space, lifting off the platform by 25 millimeters. How do they plan...