Three women were taken to the hospital after a bus and vehicle collided in Washington, D.C., sending the bus crashing into a closed restaurant, according to first responders. It's not clear what led ...

Kennedy Woodard-Jones checked in for her flight home from a work trip 24 hours in advance earlier this month. Her emailed reminder from American Airlines referenced her “flight to Chicago O’Hare,” for ...

FOR US, WITH MORE. WE’RE AT THE INTERSECTION OF SAINT PAUL AND PRESTON STREETS, WHICH REOPENED TO TRAFFIC JUST BEFORE 1:00 THIS AFTERNOON. ROUGHLY 12 HOURS AFTER IT WAS SHUT DOWN DUE TO A VIOLENT, ...

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It’s news that could pass for satire: LA’s Department of Transportation is urging riders not to poop on city buses. As policy goes, the “please don’t” approach is a stinker. Mayor Karen Bass, the City ...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has made "fast and free buses" a defining promise of his administration, framing the proposal as both an affordability measure and a long-overdue fix for a bus ...

Lucas Sweeten converted his first school bus into a mobile home in 2007. Now he works with students to transform school buses to help their communities. Lucas Sweeten has converted school buses into ...

Parents in western New York are raising alarms over cold rides and breakdowns after officials mandated that all school bus purchases must be electric by 2027. Local outlet WIVB reported that the law ...

Usually, buses are virtually invisible in politics. So you can imagine my surprise as a former New York City transportation beat reporter when a mayoral candidate who made buses central to his ...

We are glad that Gov. Hochul has now gotten on the bus along with MTA Chair Janno Lieber, Marc Molinaro, the head of the Federal Transit Administration, and serious transit advocates who all agree ...

What's big and blue and moves silently and cleanly through city streets? The answer was parked behind Shriver Hall on Wednesday morning, where Johns Hopkins Transportation Services quite literally ...