U.S. regulators are studying whether to require federal approval of self-driving car technology before it can be sold to the public, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Tuesday.

Out of 78 cities across the country that applied, U.S. Transportation Department Secretary Anthony Foxx announced seven finalist cities that will compete for $40 million in funding.

American drone owners have registered nearly 300,000 unmanned aerial systems online since the Federal Aviation Administration launched its new online system and requirements for registration a month…

The Transportation Department announced an ambitious plan Thursday aimed at boosting the use of autonomous cars in America.

A new challenge from the Transportation Department will award $50 million to a city with the best smart-enabled transportation plan.

Tesla Motors this week became the first company to roll out advanced auto-pilot technology into its vehicles, zooming past regulators’ efforts to figure out whether self-driving cars…

Collborations between the public and private sectors, and academia showed what the Internet of Things will look like in America in the not-too-distant future.

Over the weekend, the agency released its proposed framework for how nonrecreational drones will integrate into the national airspace.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration unveiled a new app that helps users call a taxi, call a friend or find their location. Through the app, the…

The agency announced Wednesday it had approved five more requests for four different companies to use drones for aerial surveying, construction site monitoring and oil rig flare…