Panic erupted at Lakeside Mall in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, on Sunday afternoon after a false report of an active shooter spread rapidly, prompting police response and confusion among shoppers. The ...

Design A cross-sectional study was conducted at an institution from 01 to 30 May 2021, using a census sampling approach. Setting and participants A total of 269 individuals aged 18 and older with ...

Dogs face a giant evil nun prank in hilarious antics. Democrats Launch Investigation Into Trump’s ‘Theft’ Of $230 Million In Taxpayer Money You’re actually not allowed to keep bird feathers you find ...

The race is on to bring self-driving taxis to Britain for the first time next year. A battle has emerged between Waymo, owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, and ride-hailing giant Uber to put ...

Waymo said on Wednesday it will offer a commercial robotaxi service in London in 2026, marking the Alphabet-owned company’s second international expansion following Tokyo. The announcement follows ...

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In the brown T-shirt, one of the leaders of the taxi operators in the Dingamanzi area, Howard Mashaba, and his group are seen arguing with Brig Solomon Serakwana. Photo: Orlando Chauke LIMPOPO – A ...

A partially sighted man who uses a guide dog says he feels scared to book taxis after an "upsetting" experience with a driver. Samuel Willder, 24, from Swindon, relies on his dog, Bryony, for mobility ...

Hot on the heels of news that Uber is set to trial driverless taxis in the UK from Spring next year, US firm Waymo has also thrown its hat into the ring. It has confirmed that London customers will be ...

Howard Smith Wharves CEO Luke Fraser said the venue had been investigating river taxis, and that property giant Dexus, which was building two mega riverfront residential towers in the CBD, had ...

A California prankster has gone viral after sending 50 driverless Waymo vehicles down a dead-end street in San Francisco. Riley Walz, a software engineer, announced that he was behind the stunt back ...