The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that employers offer employees incentives to use private vehicles to get to work, rather than public transportation or shared rides.

HANOVER, Germany—Continental's supervisory board has disclosed a series of measures to increase liquidity and drive sustainability amid ongoing economic uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

With less than one month before the U.S.-Canada-Mexico Agreement enters into force, the auto industry can examine the pact's long-awaited ground rules.

WASHINGTON—After holding the distinction of being the U.S.'s largest trading partner in the field of new tires for the better part of the past decade, China slid to No. 5 last year as the value of its imports plunged nearly 50 percent.

MONTREAL—Michelin has organized a series of digital presentations under its "Movin'On Summit 2020" banner to cover some of the topics originally scheduled for the now-canceled three-day "sustainable mobility challenge" event in Montreal.

HOUSTON—India's JK Tyre & Industries has initiated operations at a subsidiary company in Houston to handle the importation and distribution of its products in the U.S.

Mexico's auto industry is scrambling to meet U.S. demand for supplier parts and high-demand vehicles after falling weeks behind in battling the coronavirus pandemic and restarting its manufacturing base.

Most companies potentially affected by the United Steelworkers' petitions for import duties on passenger and light truck tires from South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam are, for now, reserving comment on the issue. Those who did comment, however, focused on a couple of issues: higher prices for consumers and their own long-term heritage of service to U.S. consumers.

FORT MILL, S.C.—For Continental, some things have changed thanks to COVID-19, others remain the same in the tire making business.