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Drivers Waste Billions On Parking Searches, Overpayments Says New Study
Motorists in the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom spend billions each year in time and fuel searching for parking spots then pay for more time than they need to avoid tickets that would likely cost less, concludes a study released on Wednesday by traffic data aggregator INRIX.
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US City Reaches Settlement With Family of Black Motorist Shot in Back
The family of a black US motorist shot dead by a white police officer and the city of North Charleston, South Carolina, agreed to a settlement, the city's mayor said.
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At Least Eight Dead in 'Historic' US Snowstorm
A "historic" storm dumped more than five feet of snow, stranding scores of motorists, canceling flights and killing at least eight people in the northeastern United States, officials said on Wednesday.
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At least Seven Dead in Massive US Snowstorm
A massive snowstorm stranded motorists, cancelled flights and left at least seven people dead in the northeastern United States, five of them in the Buffalo area, officials said Wednesday.
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Hyundai's Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Car Makes US Debut
A Southern California motorist drove off the lot of a Hyundai Motor Co dealership on Tuesday in a zero-emissions car touted by the automaker as marking the commercial debut of mass-produced hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in the United States.
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Two arrested in mob beating of driver in US
Detroit police say they have arrested two more men in connection with the severe mob beating of a suburban motorist who had accidentally hit a 10-year-old boy who stepped in front of his truck.
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Winter not yet done, more snow for parts of US
Winter-weary motorists faced another treacherous commute on Monday in parts of the U.S. East Coast as snow and frigid weather blew in just days before the start of spring.
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Warmer weather set to bring relief to ice-bound US South
Warmer weather was set to thaw the U.S. South on Thursday, bringing relief after a rare ice storm paralyzed much of the region, stranding motorists and school children, blocking highways and leading to deaths in several states.
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Cheap debt may prove costly for emerging market firms, families
Korean homebuyers and Chinese small firms, Brazilian motorists and Turkish banks are now among the main culprits in running up emerging market debt, replacing governments who have largely put their books in order.
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Drivers Waste Billions On Parking Searches, Overpayments Says New Study
Motorists in the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom spend billions each year in time and fuel searching for parking spots then pay for more time than they need to avoid tickets that would likely cost less, concludes a study released on Wednesday by traffic data aggregator INRIX.
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US City Reaches Settlement With Family of Black Motorist Shot in Back
The family of a black US motorist shot dead by a white police officer and the city of North Charleston, South Carolina, agreed to a settlement, the city's mayor said.
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At Least Eight Dead in 'Historic' US Snowstorm
A "historic" storm dumped more than five feet of snow, stranding scores of motorists, canceling flights and killing at least eight people in the northeastern United States, officials said on Wednesday.
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At least Seven Dead in Massive US Snowstorm
A massive snowstorm stranded motorists, cancelled flights and left at least seven people dead in the northeastern United States, five of them in the Buffalo area, officials said Wednesday.
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Hyundai's Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Car Makes US Debut
A Southern California motorist drove off the lot of a Hyundai Motor Co dealership on Tuesday in a zero-emissions car touted by the automaker as marking the commercial debut of mass-produced hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in the United States.
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Two arrested in mob beating of driver in US
Detroit police say they have arrested two more men in connection with the severe mob beating of a suburban motorist who had accidentally hit a 10-year-old boy who stepped in front of his truck.
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Winter not yet done, more snow for parts of US
Winter-weary motorists faced another treacherous commute on Monday in parts of the U.S. East Coast as snow and frigid weather blew in just days before the start of spring.
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Warmer weather set to bring relief to ice-bound US South
Warmer weather was set to thaw the U.S. South on Thursday, bringing relief after a rare ice storm paralyzed much of the region, stranding motorists and school children, blocking highways and leading to deaths in several states.
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Cheap debt may prove costly for emerging market firms, families
Korean homebuyers and Chinese small firms, Brazilian motorists and Turkish banks are now among the main culprits in running up emerging market debt, replacing governments who have largely put their books in order.
