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White House, automakers negotiate fuel efficiency standards

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The White House has reportedly suggested a 56-miles-per-gallon standard.
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The best and the worst U.S. cities for pedestrians

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Transportation experts say Cleveland and New York are the safest cities for pedestrians; Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville the most dangerous.
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Adding noise to electric cars

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How to find just the right sound for electric cars, which are currently so quiet they pose a danger to pedestrians, cyclists and the blind.
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Saudi Arabian women protest for right to drive

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A protest to end the ban on women drivers in Saudi Arabia is about more than driving laws. It's also about women's rights in the Arab world.
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Cost of closing the Mississippi: $295 million per day

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The Mississippi River continues to rise, and the Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers are working to contain the damage. But the costs are still high.
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Susan Vega on her one-woman show: Carson McCullers Talks About Love

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Singer songwriter Susan Vega, of "Tom's Diner" fame, talks about her new, one-woman show Carson McCullers Talks About Love.
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Toyota profits tumble, but for how long?

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Toyota has fallen to the third biggest automaker in the world, as profits tumbled after the earthquake.
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Developing high-speed train travel for the U.S.

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The Obama Administration is attempting to catch up to European and Asian high-speed rail projects.
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Argentines invest in cars to avoid inflation

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Car sales in Argentina are going through the sun roof. Many people invest to avoid inflation.
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Chinese cars drive into European market

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Chinese exports are finding new and lucrative markets around the world, and Chinese car companies have started getting in on the action.
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