regulations

Virginia Introduces Speed Limiter Law for New Cars

2 days ago

Virginia has passed a new law requiring all vehicle manufacturers to install speed limiter systems on new models. The law takes effect on July 1, 2024, and aims to improve road safety, reduce accidents, and decrease instances of speeding.

Tesla Facing Billion Euro Fine Due to New EU Regulations on Rivals

3 months ago

Recent initiatives undertaken by the European Union could lead to Tesla facing a billion-euro fine if it does not adjust its business practices. According to new regulations, companies operating in the electric vehicle sector must comply with strict environmental and social standards, putting the automotive giant in a challenging position. Initial estimates suggest that fines for non-compliance could reach up to 1 billion euros.

New Rear Seat Belt Alerts Requirement Enters into Force in 2027

4 months ago

According to new regulations from the U.S. Department of Transportation, by 2027 all vehicles sold in the country must be equipped with alert systems for unbuckled rear seat belts. These measures aim to enhance the safety of rear seat passengers, which is particularly critical given the rising number of incidents leading to injuries and fatalities associated with the lack of seat belt use.

Amazon Likely to Face Investigation Under EU Tech Rules Next Year

4 months ago

According to information obtained from sources close to the matter, Amazon, one of the leading players in the global e-commerce market, may find itself under investigation next year due to new strict regulations being introduced by the European Union. These laws aim to improve fair competition and protect consumer rights in the digital realm.

Artificial Intelligence Generates Errors in Parking Tickets

4 months ago

A recent study has revealed a pressing issue for many drivers: mistakes associated with intelligent systems issuing fines for improper parking. Using cameras and artificial intelligence algorithms to monitor parking spots, numerous instances of incorrect rulings have been recorded. This is particularly relevant for vehicles, as parking regulations are not always clearly communicated through the road infrastructure.

Security Issues of Smart Cars: New Threats from Cybercriminals

7 months ago

According to the latest report from a cybersecurity firm, smart cars are under heightened risk of attacks from cybercriminals. The effectiveness and complexity of the modern technologies equipped in these vehicles make them attractive targets for hackers.

Crypto Firm Galois to Settle with SEC Over FTX Account Use

7 months ago

Cryptocurrency trading firm Galois Capital has agreed to pay a significant penalty to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) due to its improper use of accounts on the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. This settlement comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the activities and operations surrounding FTX, which faced a catastrophic collapse in late 2022.

Airbnb Urges NYC to Reconsider Short-Term Rental Regulations

7 months ago

Airbnb, the well-known rental platform, is actively advocating for the relaxation of stringent short-term rental regulations in New York City. Following recent legislative changes that tighten control over short-term rentals, company representatives have expressed their concerns that these measures could negatively impact the local economy and restrict opportunities for property owners.

Global Coffee Supply Risks and New Deforestation Rules

7 months ago

A recent analysis of the global coffee market has revealed potential risks that could significantly impact the supply of this essential commodity. With the rising demand for coffee, the resources necessary for its production are becoming increasingly constrained. Not only does climate change affect yields, but new environmental regulations may limit the areas available for coffee cultivation.