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Feds investigating robotaxis' risk to pedestrians after several crashes - Vimarsana News

Feds investigating robotaxis' risk to pedestrians after several crashes

Federal investigators want to know if automakers have enough safeguards for pedestrians.

Source: yahoo.com
2 ASU experts join national panel to address security risks from climate change - Vimarsana News

2 ASU experts join national panel to address security risks from climate change

Climate change isn’t just an environmental problem — it’s also a national security issue. Two ASU experts are informing national policymakers on ways to protect our citizens.

Source: asu.edu
Stretch of I-10 has more accidents than anywhere else in Arizona - Vimarsana News

Stretch of I-10 has more accidents than anywhere else in Arizona

Interstate 10 at mile markers 144, 145, and 146 saw more accidents than any other part of Arizona roadways in 2020, according to ADOT.

Source: 12news.com
Could GPS devices be leading people to drive the wrong-way? - Vimarsana News

Could GPS devices be leading people to drive the wrong-way?

With the latest wrong-way crash on Wednesday, there have been nearly 30 incidents so far this year. Many drivers in the Valley have speculated why Arizona is such a problem area for this type of dangerous driving behavior.

Source: abc15.com
Civil Engineering Experts Offer Insight on How to Fix US Infrastructure's Fragile Foundation - Vimarsana News

Civil Engineering Experts Offer Insight on How to Fix US Infrastructure's Fragile Foundation

The U.S. continually "fixes" its infrastructure systems, but fails to invest to bring them up to necessary standards. That needs to change, say civil engineering experts at Arizona State University.