Public transport? No thank you! Almost 70% of Italians never use them (and only one European country is worse off than us)
In Italy buses, trams and subways often remain empty, while the streets fill with cars. According to the latest Eurostat
Bridge over the Strait, the end of the work is still postponed: this is where 2.8 billion euros will be diverted
The dream (or nightmare, depending on your point of view) of a stable connection between Sicily and Calabria changes skin
Electric cars: the BYD battery recharges in 5 minutes as quickly as a full tank of petrol
For years this has been one of the main psychological brakes on electric cars: charging times. Too long, not very
How many kilometers do you travel to get to work? Not just stress: the home-office commute also takes its toll on health and sleep
Three kilometers. It seems like a small thing, yet it is the threshold beyond which the home-office journey stops being
White diamond on a blue background: what the new road sign you can find in Europe indicates (and the fines for those who don’t respect it)
On French roads, and increasingly in Germany and Spain, a new motorway sign has appeared that many Italian motorists traveling
Uber announces the extension of “Women Preferences”, passengers will be able to choose female drivers (and vice versa): here’s where
Uber expands one of its most discussed and requested features. The ride-sharing platform announced the large-scale rollout of Women Preferences,
Fire (started from an electronic cigarette shop) devastates Glasgow Central Station: buildings collapsed and train traffic paralyzed
A violent fire has hit one of the most important railway hubs in the United Kingdom, sowing chaos in the
Car insurance, prices will rise again in 2026: here’s where you pay the most for insurance (and where you save)
In January 2026 it cost 0.33% more to insure the car than in the previous month. A figure that, read
From Telsa to Mercedes, the 2026 ranking of electric cars with the most sustainable supply chain
When it comes to electric cars, the public debate almost always focuses on autonomy, charging stations or performance. Yet the
Bonus of 25,000 euros for those who give up their driving licence: what is this story that Malta pays young people not to drive
In an era in which obtaining a driving license often represents an achievement of freedom, Malta chooses a completely opposite