Kate Hinds

A bill that supporters said would preserve a dedicated revenue stream for New York's MTA was just dinged by the governor.

Chicago's fare payment system suffered an outage...and 15,000 people got free rides. Port Authority officials are just NOT going to talk about last month's GWB lane closure fiasco. Au...

A free bus shuttle is one of the driving forces behind the revitalization of Emeryville, CA. Mayor Bloomberg's Midtown East rezoning plan got dinged. Five cyclists have been killed on...

State law says New York City can lower speeds on streets within a 1/4 mile of school. That's 55% of city's streets -- including 3/4 of those in Manhattan and more than 2/3 of those in...

Three New York City pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes -- while on the sidewalk -- yesterday. Boston's new mayor-elect campaigned on late night T service. Investors are worrie...

Seattle is preparing to cut 74 bus routes if the state doesn't get its funding act together. The head of the NTSB says regulators didn't do enough to prevent four deadly bus crashes. ...

Divvy is poised to eclipse New York as the nation's largest bike share program -- at least in terms of stations -- next year.

An NBC investigation into a California tour bus companies revealed dozens of speeding, cell-phone attached drivers. The blowback on Chicago's semi-failed Ventra payment system is gett...

Want to live in a neighborhood where you don't have to own a car? There's a website for that.

To the delight of D.C.'s cycling community, the District Department of Transportation is photographing -- and tweeting -- pictures of scofflaw cars that use dedicated bike lanes as parking spaces.

Tuesday's election wasn't good to the former head of New York's MTA ...or Cincinnati's streetcar project. Chicago is refusing to pay Ventra contractors until the kinks in the fare pay...

Citi Bike's tens of thousands of annual members have ridden nearly 10 million miles in five months -- without a fatality.

Las Vegas residents are rallying for pedestrian safety. Detroit's bus system is limping along. European airlines may rethink electronic device rules. Philadelphia's top transit cop kn...

After examining hundreds of complaints from disabled passengers, the Department of Transportation is fining US Airways $1.2 million for "egregious violations" at airports in Philadelphia and Charlotte.

A much-heralded electric bus company in California is paying some workers less than minimum wage. Americans are buying pickups and SUVs at pre-recession levels. Hoboken's bike share p...

A dedicated source of revenue for the state's transit system is just a gubernatorial signature away.

A day after an emotionally brutal hearing about New York City's speed limit -- which highlighted the toll vehicle deaths take upon families -- a former city official explained one reason parking ticket enforcement is more common than speeding tickets.

Chicago transit riders are venting their Ventra rage on employees. Cash for clunkers wasn't worth it, says a new study. New Jersey's newest senator is joining the transportation commi...

There was not a dry eye in the room Thursday morning as the parents and sister of a 12-year old boy killed by a van in Brooklyn testified in favor of a bill reducing speed limits in New York City's residential areas to 20 mph. The chair of the City Council's transportation committee, reporters, even the taxi owner lobbyist who'd come to testify against the bill -- couldn't stop crying. We were sobbing too.

Oil companies are hedging their Keystone XL bets and building rail links to move oil from Canada to the U.S. The FAA's implementation of Next Gen is hitting more turbulence. Watch a v...