A Moment of Science
It is estimated that if you practiced eco-driving you could save $200-$400 dollars a year!
Google has made cars that drive themselves... would you buy one?
Find out about the new technology that is making it possible for blind drivers to get behind the wheel.
Have you ever been driving down a pothole filled street, thinking, "I wish the city, someone, anyone would fix the roads!"
Ever wonder why there are so many dead snakes in the road? Find out on this Moment of Science.
The most famous tunnel is the thirty mile "Chunnel" between England and France. The Chunnel is actually two separate tunnels, connected by cross passages.
Ever notice how angered you get when you’re waiting for someone to leave a parking spot that you want? Learn why on this Moment of Science.
It sounds like the begging of a bad joke, but what does a chimpanzee do when it needs to cross the road?
Compared to the measly five million aroma receptors embedded in human nasal tissue, which is about the size of postage stamp, some dogs have over 200 million receptors that are embedded in a sheet of tissue that, unfolded, would be big enough to cover one-third of the dog’s surface area.
You may be wondering how grass on football and baseball fields stays so green, especially with all that heavy traffic. Grass on athletic fields is planted over a layer of sand, which greatly reduces the problem of compaction.
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