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Hyundai-Kia safety tech spots people in blind spots with 99% accuracy

South Korea’s automotive giants Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation have recently launched a new driver-safety technology that uses radar to detect people and vehicles even through blind spots. The…

Here’s some non-snow related transportation news

Columbus initiates snow hauling plan for the first time since 2008 Columbus snow plows push snow to the center of the road, then Franklin County trucks haul the snow to…

Prodigy completes R&D project for transportable nuclear power plants

Canada’s Prodigy Clean Energy says it has completed a two-year research and development project, which received CAD2.75 million (USD2 million) of government funding, to advance its Transportable Nuclear Power Plant…

China firms eye agri investment in Pakistan

Symposium discusses crop research, smart farming, education links, poultry projects BEIJING: The first China-Pakistan Symposium on Education, Science and Industrial Cooperation was held on January 20, 2026, at COMSTECH headquarters…

Daura transportation varsity targets Martine Engineering, Aviation Technology

The Federal University of Transportation, Daura (FUTD), has unveiled plans to expand its academic offerings to include programmes in Maritime Engineering, and Aviation Technology. Other programmes are transportation security, smart…

Scaling Fulfillment: People, Processes and Technology

This piece reveals how connecting people, processes, and technology can turn chaotic fulfillment into predictable, scalable operations. Why scaling fulfillment matters now As ecommerce volumes climb, companies face a familiar…