Transportation

Can Lilium Overcome Financial and Technical Challenges in eVTOL Industry?
Corporate & Financial Law Can Lilium Overcome Financial and Technical Challenges in eVTOL Industry?

Lilium, a German electric aircraft manufacturer, is facing a critical juncture after its second bankruptcy filing. This setback highlights the significant financial and technical challenges the company faces in the burgeoning eVTOL industry. Despite substantial investments and a promising vision

February 24, 2025
Trump Admin Ties Transportation Grants to Marriage and Birth Rates
Regulatory & Administrative Law Trump Admin Ties Transportation Grants to Marriage and Birth Rates

In a controversial move that has stirred a political hornet's nest, Sean Duffy, the newly appointed transportation secretary under President Trump, has issued a directive that prioritizes transportation grants for communities boasting higher-than-average marriage and birth rates. As soon as

February 10, 2025
Navajo Nation and Energy Fuels Agree on Uranium Transport Terms
Regulatory & Administrative Law Navajo Nation and Energy Fuels Agree on Uranium Transport Terms

The Navajo Nation and Energy Fuels, a Colorado-based mining company, have reached a significant agreement regarding the transportation of uranium across tribal lands in northern Arizona. This development stems from incidents occurring last year, where Energy Fuels initiated uranium shipments

February 3, 2025
Ensuring Living Wages: A Human Rights Imperative for Decent Work
International & Trade Law Ensuring Living Wages: A Human Rights Imperative for Decent Work

The concept of a living wage is crucial in the fight for human rights and decent work conditions. A living wage is the minimum income necessary for workers to meet their essential needs, allowing them to access their economic, social, and cultural rights. This includes basic necessities such as

January 22, 2025
Speed Hump Backlog Grows in Baltimore Despite Hundreds Installed
Regulatory & Administrative Law Speed Hump Backlog Grows in Baltimore Despite Hundreds Installed

Baltimore installed hundreds of speed humps last year, hoping to address the growing concerns of residents worried about dangerous speeding and aggressive driving in their neighborhoods. The city's Department of Transportation managed to lay down 455 speed humps in various communities in 2024,

January 22, 2025
What Are Pete Buttigieg's Insights on Future Transportation Policies?
Regulatory & Administrative Law What Are Pete Buttigieg's Insights on Future Transportation Policies?

United States Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg recently visited the Ford School of Public Policy to discuss his tenure, contributions, and perspectives on transportation, public service, sustainability, and equitable development. This event, part of the Policy Talks @ the Ford School

January 15, 2025
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