Kate Hinds

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...

Phoenix's grid system is the inspiration behind the name of its new regional bike share program. But the bike's green color: that's more neon, less cactus.

Chicago's bike share program will operate all winter long. New Jersey didn't join a local compact promoting electric car use. Uncertainty about the Tappan Zee Bridge's funding plan hu...

The number of collisions involving vehicles and pedestrians is on the rise in San Francisco. Reverse commuting is taking off in Chicago. The penalties for texting while driving vary w...

New York is creating a gasoline reserve to prevent shortages after disasters. A massive storm has knocked out transportation in the southern U.K. Portland's transit system is trying t...

Some of the MTA's hardest-hit subway lines will be free on October 29.

Bikes are outselling new cars in almost every European country. Phoenix's light rail system suffered a massive power outage. Citi Bike survived its first legal challenge. Bikes are no...

Arthur and August, the subway-delaying felines whose escapades briefly halted service at one Brooklyn station this summer, have been adopted.

The BART strike stressed other Bay Area transit agencies. Removing a toll on a Georgia highway is expected to dramatically increase traffic. Paris turned a roadway along the Seine int...

The two main candidates for New York City mayor are apparently united in ambivalence over the Times Square pedestrian plaza. Los Angeles city council staffers kept quiet about the ris...

What does it take to repair a subway tunnel that was inundated with 27 million gallons of salt water? Watch and see.

New Jersey's transportation funding woes are only getting worse. D.C.'s air quality is getting better. The U.S. Senate will hold a hearing on Metro-North's recent power outage. And: w...

It's day four of the BART strike. Meanwhile, a BART train killed two track workers this weekend. Chicago wants bidders on a $2 billion rail contract to disclose a jobs plan. Detroit b...

The so-called subway kittens -- who caused train service to be briefly halted in Brooklyn earlier this year -- are now old enough to be adopted. But get in line: the duo already have a long list of suitors.

BART trains are rolling...for now. Houston's mayor wants complete streets. San Francisco subway riders were too focused on their phones to notice a passenger waving a gun. And: a map ...

A New York City Council committee hearing that was convened to discuss bills about street safety highlighted the NYPD's reluctance to make more traffic crash data publicly available.

With the BART strike deadline looming, both sides are still at odds. A bill to license bicyclists in Georgia died in committee. The future of NYC's taxis could get a lot more hybrid. ...