College Park, MD – AT&T turned off its 3G wireless network on Monday as it looks to use those freed wavelengths for its faster 4G network. According to the company less than 1% of its mobile data traffic ran through its 3G network the week pending the shutdown. However, other companies’ products will be affected by the shutdown such as GM’s OnStar system and ADT’s home security systems.
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New study finds drowsy driving bigger problem than found in earlier studies
Ever find yourself behind the wheel dozing off? You’ve got lots of company. And according to a new study the problem is worse than previously reported. A new report from Triple A finds that 10 percent of all car crashes in a recent study were due to driver drowsiness. The results come from an analysis of dashcam video taken of more than 700 crashes.
Family finds time anew after over five decades running deli
Following the sale of historic Annapolis staple Chick & Ruth’s Delly and the Scotlaur Inn, former owners Ted and Beth Levitt are more than ready to take advantage of something they never thought they’d have: time.
WEATHER DAMAGE: Auto body shops busy from potholes
The rough winter weather is producing an early bumper crop of potholes keeping motorists frustrated and body shops busy.
Riders Like Metro’s New 7000-Series Train
Metro has a new train on the tracks and it’s all people can talk about.
Regional Leaders Launch the Street Smart Campaign
COLLEGE PARK – Spring is officially here and so is the spring Street Smart Campaign. Law enforcement officials will be on the lookout to ensure that traffic safety laws are followed.
Lawmakers Weigh Creation of Task Force on Self-Driving Vehicles
Public Officials, Industry Representatives Would Develop Best Practices
Ports Officials Support New Funding for Property to Hold Material Dredged from Harbor
Motor Vehicles Administration supports “move over” law; Maryland Transportation Authority investigates electronic tolls