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Valentine’s Day: a blossoming celebration of love and spending

Flowers, chocolates, dinners for two… the searches in the U.S. show that love is still alive and ready to drive consumer spending. On Valentine’s Day, both love and commerce flourish. This holiday, one of the largest in the United States and the world, celebrates lovers and provides a boost to the economy. In the days […]

Transporters work at full speed on Valentine’s Day to deliver fresh flowers

Every February 14th, millions of fresh flowers arrive at homes and businesses across the United States. But how are they transported, and where do they come from? We’ll tell you everything. Every Valentine’s Day, millions of fresh flowers make their way to homes and businesses across the U.S., a process that involves a complex logistics […]

Self-Repairing roads: How this Innovation could revolutionize transportation

Researchers from the U.S. and the U.K. are working on roads that can repair themselves using chemical and biological regeneration, as well as materials with thermal and electromagnetic properties. Is this just a dream or a short-term reality? In an effort to improve road infrastructure and reduce maintenance costs, researchers in the United States and […]

Google Renames Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America in Maps

Google said it would be complying with the name change as part of a long-standing practice of adhering to official government names. The move follows Donald´s Trump excecutive order cabecera Google has officially changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America in its Maps application, following a directive from the […]

U.S. cities with the highest traffic accident rates

The highest risk areas are concentrated along the coasts and in metropolitan areas. Traffic accidents are a common phenomenon everywhere; however, there are places where the likelihood of them occurring is higher. This may be due to a lack of road education, road rage, insufficient signage, or inadequate road infrastructure. Some cities in the United […]

Carl G. Fisher: pioneering the future of transportation and racing

Carl G. Fisher was one of the most influential figures in the transportation industry, an innovator and vehicle enthusiast, whose legacy includes what is now known as Interstate 80. Carl G. Fisher was one of the most influential figures in the transportation industry, an innovator and vehicle enthusiast, whose legacy includes what is now known […]

Which are the most innovative countries in transportation?

Technological development in the transportation sector will continue to evolve rapidly in the coming years

The logistics behind the Super Bowl: the real MVP

In addition to being the most expected sports events in the U.S., the Super Bowl is a complex logistical operation. On Sunday, February 9, Super Bowl LIX will take place in New Orleans, where the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off for the title. American football is a sport based on […]

What is USAID and why does Trump want to cut extravagant expenses like trans operas in Colombia?

With a $30 billion budget, Elon Musk says it is a good agency in concept since it is designed to help other countries, but that it is “full of radical lunatics”. With the backing of Elon Musk, President Donald Trump has suspended USAID’s humanitarian assistance program. With a budget of $30 billion, the agency will […]

The evolution of NASCAR haulers

These haulers are responsible for transporting NASCAR cars, serving as repair workshops, meeting rooms, observation decks, and more. NASCAR races, established in 1948, have become one of the most popular sports in the United States and other parts of the world. With around 1,200 events in countries like the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe, […]