Kate Hinds

BART workers did not issue a 72-hour strike notice. Boston unveiled the winner of its transit map redesign. NYC is installing speed bumps at a record pace. Dallas fined the company th...

The chair of the New Jersey Assembly's transportation committee says he has yet to get the answers he wants from New Jersey Transit about its performance during Sandy -- and he plans to probe officials at an upcoming hearing.

Real-time bus arrival information is now available for MTA's Manhattan bus routes.

Another BART strike could happen this week. The NTSB says it can't investigate a D.C. Metro death because of the furlough. Hudson Yards developers are excited about the #7 extension i...

Following a power outage that has curtailed service on the nation's most heavily traveled commuter rail line, New York's MTA says it will reimburse ticket holders.

Starting Tuesday, it'll cost as much to ride a PATH train as it does to ride the subway. 

Even though the New Haven Line now has some "bare bones electrical power," Monday's commute will only have half the capacity of a normal one -- and passengers should prepare for crowded conditions. Here's what you need to know.

An FAA panel is recommending changes to its electronic-devices-during-takeoffs-and-landings policy. When it comes to the Keystone XL, Canada won't take 'no' for an answer. California ...

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the state can now formally submit a loan request for its new $3.9 billion Tappan Zee Bridge.

As crews scrambled to determine the cause of a power failure on the New Haven Line, Thursday morning's commute was crowded -- but not unusually so.

Paris's bike share program has been hit hard by theft and vandalism. Maryland moved the Purple Line route to save a golf course. Texas is expanding a highway. NJ Transit is getting bi...

It could take weeks to restore the broken power equipment on the nation's busiest commuter rail line.

The designs of architect Santiago Calatrava are often marred by shoddy engineering, cost overruns, and high fees. A group of Metro-North workers allegedly ran personal errands on comp...

Summonses are going out this week to 4,500 dangerous cab drivers New York should have flagged — but didn't, thanks to a software glitch.

At just five years old, China's high-speed rail system is already carrying more passengers than its domestic air. The FAA may decide this week whether to relax rules on electronic dev...

President Obama is in town for the U.N. General Assembly, so expect plenty of street closures and traffic tie ups. Here's what you need to know to navigate the East Side.

New York's MTA is tweaking subway station design. Russia opened a leg of its 'Iron Silk Road.' Top executives are exiting the Port Authority. There's a relationship between income and...

Grab some Astroturf and a lawnchair: Friday, September 20th is the day to redecorate metered parking spaces.

Houston's police chief has been ordered to take a defensive driving course. Muni needs to figure out a better way to train bus drivers. The Colorado floods have wreaked havoc with commuters. And: happy PARKing Day!

A six-story apartment building in SoHo has been evacuated after officials say they received reports that it was shaking.