Japanese cabbies take mobile drink drive test
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NTT Go-NoGo 3GSM Japanese transport firms are using mobile phone technology to prevent drunk drivers from starting their shifts.â¦
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In Japan there are night schools for everything, including how to pick up women on the streets. Lisa Katayama reports from Tokyo.
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JAPAN&#39;S top mobile carrier has begun marketing a mobile phone for corporate customers that works over both the local wireless and cellular networks.
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A new study quantifies acceptance in Japan of technology launched in 2006 that enables cell phones and other mobile devices to receive and record television shows.
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A robot that can taste and recommend wine and food is unveiled by Japanese researchers.
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'Don't drink and drive' message not getting through The government is considering cutting the UK's drink-drive limit under "mounting pressure...from road safety groups and also the British Medical Association", the Telegraph reports.â¦
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More than a quarter of Britons say they get behind the wheel the morning after a night of heavy drinking, unaware their alcohol level still affects their driving, a survey found.
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A fleet of fuel cell-powered SUVs are going into the hands of consumers for real-world testing.
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Japanese breweries are increasingly relying on alternative drinks rather than highly-taxed beer to build profits.
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By Takuya Karube, Kyodo News International, Tokyo  Feb. 7--TOKYO -- Kirin Brewery Co.
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One in five teenagers has driven while under the influence of alcohol, a survey suggests.
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The city has required that all of the city's 13,000 yellow cabs install new technology, including G.P.S. devices and credit-card readers. Some drivers are unhappy about it.
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Plus: Taxicab chats threatened by technology. [News.com Extra]
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Actor Bill Murray is tested for drink-driving in his golf buggy while in Sweden, police reports say.
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Almost all young Japanese say mobile phones have changed their lifestyles, with nearly one-third of them confessing to spending three hours or more a day on their mobile, a survey says.
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Young people are increasingly likely to be involved in drink-driving incidents, police tell the BBC.
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Silicone has been detected in petrol samples taken after complaints by drivers of cars breaking down.