Traffic

Old roads, limited funding, heavy traffic, and vulnerable wildlife pose big challenges in the national park.

Oregon says someone with an engineering degree can't call themselves an engineer unless they have a license.

Zero chill in this encounter.

Much of the data supporting an autonomous future is based on studies of today's transportation models.

This guy has obviously never heard the phrase, "No cuts, no butts, no coconuts."

It's not just your imagination.

Things are getting scary out there.

The creation of "smart lanes" would greatly ease congestion.

The Chicago Police Department released a statement last week warning drivers to be on the lookout for cell-phone thieves snatching phones out of cars stuck in heavy traffic.

A man in Portland plead not guilty this week to blocking traffic while impersonating a tree.

It's not just your imagination playing tricks on you.

The only thing worse than being stuck in traffic is being taunted for being stuck in traffic. To drive home just how lousy it is to be stuck in bumper to bumper traffic, Uber has unleashed ad-carrying drones in Mexico City to let drivers know there's a better way to travel.

However, there are things we can do to improve traffic in the meantime.

Because the left lane is for passing, duh.

Technology may be improving, but motor vehicle fatalities are increasing.

Talk about a crappy commute.

Never bring a GPS app to a gun fight.

The epidemic of Chinese children falling out of their parents' vehicles into traffic continues apace.

Uber is hitting the streets of Pittsburgh with its autonomous Ford Fusion.

The new Waze Rider app will allow 25,000 employees at select Bay Area companies to get a ride to work with over 700,000 local drivers.