Hubballi: Staff at Hubballi Railway Station successfully assisted a lady passenger who accidentally left one of her bags at the station while boarding a Vande Bharat Express, from Hubballi to ...

According to a new report from Transport for the North (TfN), people across the North of England are altering how, when, and whether they use public transport due to safety fears. The report, Safety ...

The Safe System paradigm represents a pivot away from the “Responsibility” paradigm, which emerged in the 1980s in the United States. Whereas until recently, speed was considered safe—assuming drivers ...

The AI infrastructure darling also has collaborative projects with Nvidia, OpenAI and Microsoft. UK-headquartered AI infrastructure provider Nscale has raised $433m in a pre-Series C SAFE round, with ...

Watch an incredible DIY experiment creating milk art using just forks and a battery. Plus, learn essential tips to stop airline employees from rummaging through your bags and keep your belongings safe ...

“Our only goal is to improve safety for children, so Genevieve is not simply remembered as a child who died on a bean bag,” says Katie. “Sadly, she isn’t the only child to have died at nursery, and ...

New rules for offices and shelters aim to boost safety, accessibility, and investment Dubai: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has announced updated requirements for transport ...

DALLAS — A lot has changed since January when WFAA first visited Sweet and Chill in South Dallas. “We opened about two weeks ago and it's been great so far,” said Keisha Reeder, Sweet and Chill owner.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The 143rd Carolina Classic Fair is on its way back to the Triad - with new safety measures. It announced this morning that it's enforcing a clear bag policy. Bags no larger than ...

Sweet and Chill, a new South Dallas business, opens successfully as the State Fair of Texas implements new security measures. I want to grab fly-tippers by throat - council boss Judge Sides with Trump ...

Four people are killed, on average, every day on Great Britain’s roads, with more than 70 seriously injured, new figures from the Department for Transport (DfT) show. There were 1,602 fatalities, a 1% ...