The issue can compromise vehicle control in affected trucks, potentially increasing the risk of a crash. Stellantis recalls 12,736 Ram 2500 trucks for a software issue risking tire integrity. Defect ...

Recalled 2500-series pickup trucks will have their powertrain control module reprogrammed with the correct vehicle speed ...

Attention Ram 2500 owners! A crucial recall has been issued due to a software issue that can lead to high-speed tire failure. Don't wait—get your free update!

Chryser (FCA US LLC) is recalling certain 2023-2026 Ram 2500 Pick up trucks. A software error in the powertrain control module may improperly allow the vehicle speed to exceed the tire speed rating, ...

GM ECM for 6.6L gas engines provides pre-calibrated control to reduce upfit complexity and improve medium- and light-duty ...

NJ Transit's plan for the World Cup will significantly alter travel for fans and daily commuters. Service from Penn Station to Secaucus will be restricted to World Cup ticket holders for four hours ...

NEW JERSEY (WPIX) – As the 2026 World Cup approaches, there is growing controversy in the greater New York-New Jersey area over the high train ticket prices to MetLife Stadium. Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) ...

Fans may have to pay $150 to travel to World Cup games at MetLife Stadium this summer, but FIFA believes NJ Transit's Regional Stadium Mobility Plan will be a success. The FIFA World Cup 2026 New York ...

Tickets to the World Cup matches were expensive on their own, but soccer fans still have to get to the games. That travel will cost an arm and a leg, too. New Jersey Transit announced Friday that rail ...

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — As the World Cup approaches, there is growing controversy over the high train ticket prices to MetLife Stadium. Gov. Mikie Sherrill requested that FIFA cover the transportation ...

This week, AI agents gained desktop control, while 20% of companies captured 74% of AI's economic gains by redesigning workflows. Apple's 50th anniversary underscored consistent branding, and OpenAI's ...

NJ Transit has received the first of the sleeker, faster trains that will replace its aging fleet, and the agency plans to deploy it on commuter lines later this year. State officials unveiled the new ...