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Drivers for the ride-sharing companies have some tips for how to navigate the streets of self-driving cars
David Ireland, a ride-hail driver, said, “It’s sucks!! Ride-hail driver Glauco Marinho Recalls Picking up Passengers on New Year’s Eve near San Francisco’s City Hall.” He added, “The robotaxis are cleaned when they come back to the base for charging or maintenance. Humans use cameras to determine if there is a need for a cleaning…
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Heavy rain is expected this week in western US.
The National Weather Service (NWS) said a winter storm was in the works for California that could drop over aninch of rain in Sacramento area before moving south on Friday. The storm also forced residents of several small communities in northern California to evacuate their homes on New Year’s Eve as evacuation orders and warnings…
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California is bracing for a ‘brutal’ flooding and mudslides.
The first wave of the second large-scale winter storm on New Year’s Eve in US’ California state had led to flooding and road closures. The state transportation agency reported numerous road closures, including Highway 70 east of Chico, which was partially closed by a slide and the northbound side of Highway 49 east of Sacramento,…
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Three NYPD officers were injured in an attack on New Year’s Eve.
New York City Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said that three police officers are in stable condition after they were attacked by a man with a machete outside of New Year’s Eve celebrations. One of the officers was shot in the shoulder and the other two were injured and taken to a hospital. The attack occurred…
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New design hotels and luxury train routes are coming soon.
The Burj Khalifa, world’s tallest building in Dubai, celebrated New Year’s Eve with fireworks on Wednesday. Over 1.5 crore people are expected to attend the show, which lasts for around 15 minutes. In India, Bengaluru will hold its largest New Year’s Eve celebrations on January 1 with over 1.5 lakh people anticipated at the Jamshedpur…
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There are places to see fireworks on New Year’s Eve.
The New York City Police Department will host its annual New Year’s Eve celebration on January 1 with fireworks, live music and a variety of other activities. The festivities will take place in several locations across the city including Times Square, the Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square East and New York City Hall.