Uber cracking down on users who give bad ratings to get refunds
The company is implementing a new system to protect its drivers from false claims by some customers.
Range anxiety is real: Getting an EV charge in a pinch
A special report from FOX 10's Steve Nielsen highlighted many of the issues with charging stations across our state. Range anxiety is real. So, we went to find out what you do if your car's juice doesn't last as long as you need it to.
ADOT explains why some highways are more littered than others
Lately, some Valley drivers have been bitterly complaining to ADOT not about how freeways are flowing, but how they are looking. Trash, rubbish and debris have been piling up along some freeway stretches. FOX 10's Linda Williams has more.
EV chargers in Arizona: How hard is it to find them?
Are you ready for a road trip in your new electric vehicle? Well, there's a lot to consider as charging stations expand across the nation. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen hit the road and drove in all directions to see if the infrastructure was ready in Arizona.
Sky Train to open ahead of busy travel season at Sky Harbor
Next week will mark the first Thanksgiving that the extension of Phoenix Sky Harbor airport's Sky Train will be open. Sky Harbor officials say they're expecting record numbers of travelers and this will help with congestion. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has the story.
Lyft guarantees airport rides will be on time — or they'll pay you
Both Lyft and Uber have launched new features this year aimed at easing the stress of airport travel.
Lectric e-bikes in Phoenix
Electric bikes are all the rage and Lectric, a company started by two men that attended Grand Canyon University, has become one of the largest electric e-bike companies in the U.S. FOX 10's Cory McCloskey has the details.
New Waze feature will warn you about crash-prone roads
Google, which owns Waze, says users report accidents on the app about every two seconds.
4 large pickup trucks flub latest crash test, raising safety concerns, study shows
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has identified four large pickup trucks that failed in their latest crash test.
1 in 6 teens admits to drowsy driving, survey finds: 'Impaired driving, unequivocally'
Drowsy driving kills an estimated 6,400 people in the U.S. each year — here's what to do about it.
32 dead, more than 60 injured in horror vehicle pile-up in Egypt
At least 32 people are dead and more than 60 are injured after a fiery multiple-vehicle crash in Northern Egypt involving a passenger bus, according to authorities.
Uber, Waymo partner to provide driverless rides
Anyone requesting a ride through the Uber app can now catch a driverless ride in Phoenix.
Off-duty pilot Joseph Emerson accused of trying to shut off engines on flight from Everett to San Francisco
An Alaska Airlines flight on its way to San Francisco from Everett's Paine Field was diverted to Portland on Sunday after officials said an off-duty pilot tried to shut the plane's engine.
FAA investigates after Alaska Airlines flight steers into SkyWest plane's path
An investigation is underway after an incoming Alaska Airlines flight steered into the path of a SkyWest passenger jet that was taking off from Portland International Airport last week, federal officials said.
Arizonans can add driver's licenses and state IDs to Google Wallet
Arizonans now have another way to access their driver's license or state ID – digitally. It will be one of the first states to allow them to be used through Google Wallet.
Multiple hurt after San Francisco cable car makes hard stop to avoid crash
Multiple people were injured Monday afternoon when a San Francisco cable car abruptly came to a stop to avoid colliding with a car.
Biden administration announces $1.4 billion to improve railway safety, boost capacity
Much of the money comes from the 2021 infrastructure law.
Nightly Roundup: Man accused of sexual misconduct; light rail riders speak out on personal safety
From shocking allegations of sexual misconduct in the West Valley to crime woes on the light rail, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.
Phoenix light rail riders speak out as data shows dozens of assault incidents on system
New numbers from Valley Metro show that dozens of assault incident have been reported on the Valley's light rail system, from January to July of 2023, and that has some people worried about personal safety while on the train.
How will the UAW strike affect Arizona?
"The United Auto Workers (UAW) are going on strike after failing to reach a deal with the big three automakers before the deadline. As negotiations continue, the strike could have a nationwide impact on the industry. To assess the potential impact on future buyers in Arizona, we reached out to an ASU professor for insights. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas reports.