NYC's trailblazing move: Pushing for emission-free rideshare fleet by 2030
The proposal would mandate that all rideshare vehicles that operate over a certain number of trips a day be either emission-free or wheelchair accessible by 2030.
City moves to authorize wider cargo bikes for deliveries, without expanding bike lanes
On Monday the city's transportation department announced it is authorizing four-wheeled 4-foot-wide pedal assist e-bikes that resemble the shape of mini trucks.
United airlines cancels all flights going to Maui, sends empty planes to bring passengers back to mainland
United Airlines is apologizing for the inconvenience and is working to get passengers to their destinations as soon as possible but the safety of their passengers is their main concern.
Air traffic controller shortage: FAA to extend limits on NYC-area flights
Facing a shortage of air traffic controllers, the Federal Aviation Administration said it will let airlines continue to limit flights in the New York City area into October without penalties that they would normally face for such reductions.
Morocco bus crash leaves at least 24 dead
At least 24 people died in a bus crash Sunday in the province of Azilal in central Morocco, marking one of the deadliest such accidents in recent years in the country.
MTA fare hikes in effect on tunnels, bridges. How much will tolls increase?
The existing toll discount program for the Rockaways Broad Channel and Staten Island residents using the Verrazano Bridge will remain in effect.
Pakistan train derailment: Dozens killed, more than 90 hurt
A train derailed in southern Pakistan on Sunday, killing 30 people and injuring more than 90 others as rescue operations completed by early evening, officials said.
Idaho YMCA summer camp school bus rollover injures several children
Multiple people were critically injured in a school bus rollover crash from a YMCA summer camp program, Idaho State Police confirmed.
Spirit to ground 7 planes over engine issue: 'Disappointing development'
Some of RTX's Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbofan engines require inspection
Frustrated Lufthansa pilot flies plane in 15-mile long penis pattern after being diverted to different airport
A Lufthansa pilot reportedly flew a plane full of passengers in a flight pattern that resembled a penis on radar after being asked to divert the flight to a different airport.
Florida woman sues Frontier Airlines for $100M over bag sizes, fees
The airline whose slogan is “Low Fares Done Right" has done one Florida woman wrong, according to a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in Middle Florida.
'Street takeovers' create chaos on Mario Cuomo Bridge
Street takeovers are social media-organized flash mods, often involving hundreds of spectators and multiple cars that arrive at specific locations, blocking traffic to speed and show off dangerous driving stunts.
'This is a plan we cannot accept': Gov. Murphy sues Federal Highway Admin over congestion pricing
Gov. Phil Murphy says the new congestion plan is one that he cannot accept, citing the financial and environmental burdens it would have on New Jersey commuters.
Drivers protest as MTA holds first congestion pricing meeting
The MTA panel was met with questions about logistics and the practicality of the plan as drivers continue to protest the new plan.
MTA subway, bus, toll hike gets approval
The cost of getting around New York City is going up. Here's how much it will cost you to ride the bus or train, or cross one of the bridges or tunnels.
NYC DOT to tow bikes parked for more than 7 days
The NYC DOT is going to implement a new policy to tow bikes that are parked for more than a week.
MTA announces train service to be restored after severe storms in Hudson Valley
MTA announced Tuesday that train service will be restored less than two days after severe storms in Hudson Valley damaged tracks on upper Hudson and upper Harlem lines.
Madison Square Garden secures special permit, sparking debate over Penn Station's future
Madison Square Garden is set to secure another special permit to operate above Penn Station for the next decade. However, not everyone is pleased with the decision.
Advocates slam NYC for failing to arrange transportation for Texas migrants
In a statement, the city says, with hundreds of asylum seekers arriving daily, now has to limit the number of buses to transport them.
United CEO apologizes for flying private jet while the airline delayed, canceled thousands of flights
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby apologized Friday for flying a private jet this week while passengers were left stranded by thousands of delays and cancelations this week.