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The first phase of the LA Metro D Line extension, connecting Koreatown and Beverly Hills, opens May 8. Unexpectedly, the line's official "Ride the D" merchandise has gone viral on social media.
Puget Sound transit now accepts contactless credit/debit cards and digital wallets on light rail and most buses, simplifying travel for commuters and visitors.
Seattle's light rail service is doubling frequency between Lynnwood and International District/Chinatown, with trains every 4-5 minutes, boosting capacity by 50% ahead of the 2 Line's full opening.
BART is considering closing stations and reducing train service to address a nearly $400 million annual deficit, driven by declining ridership since the pandemic.
A new report proposes that New York City could build 41 miles of new subway and elevated transit lines over 40 years for $1 billion annually, the same cost as making bus service free. This plan aims t
Multiple MBTA Commuter Rail lines were hit with cancellations Thursday morning due to an 'equipment shortage,' causing widespread delays for Boston-area travelers.
Cleveland's intercity bus services, including Greyhound, Barons Bus Lines, and GoBus, have moved from downtown to a new terminal near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in Brookpark, offering enh
Seattle's traffic congestion worsened in 2025, moving the city to the seventh most congested in the US. Drivers faced 45% longer travel times on average.
One year after its launch, Manhattan's congestion pricing program has successfully reduced traffic by 11% daily, with 27 million fewer vehicles entering the zone. Bus speeds increased by 2.3%, improvi
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appointed Michael Flynn as the new Transportation Commissioner, tasking him with making New York City buses faster and improving road safety. Flynn brings extensive transit ex
New York City's MetroCard sales will end January 1, marking a full transition to the OMNY contactless payment system. The iconic card, which revolutionized transit for three decades, will still be acc
The MTA has launched new plexiglass fare gates at Broadway-Lafayette and Third Ave.-138th St. subway stations, aiming to reduce fare evasion and boost accessibility.
