By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A senior U.S. senator on Wednesday called on major automakers and the Transportation Department to take action to address an “alarming” rise in carjackings in some major cities. Senate Judiciary chair Dick Durbin, a Democrat, asked the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, which represents nearly all major automakers, and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to develop “uniform standards for swift law enforcement access to vehicle location tracking data in carjacking incidents.” Durbin said accessing vehicle tracking information from cars that are st…