NYC's green cabs being phased out as TLC introduces new permits

The TLC is rolling out a pilot program that would replace green cabs with pre-arranged trips only, similar to services offered by Uber and Lyft.

MTA budget nightmare averted

Subway and bus riders were facing significant fare hikes this year, but the budget deal reached in Albany seems to have solved a major problem at the MTA.

Colorado school bus driver faces charges after video shows him slamming on brakes, jolting students

A Colorado school bus driver has been fired and is now facing dozens of counts of child abuse after being caught on video slamming the brakes, sending elementary students tumbling into the seats in front of them.

Company behind NY's red light and speed cameras wins contracts despite lawsuits

There is growing controversy surrounding Verra Mobility Corporation, the company behind New York's red light and speed cameras. The company has been sued by NYC in the past for overbilling, but continues to receive contracts.

Viral video of Southwest passenger yelling at crying baby sparks discussion of children on planes

A recent viral video of a passenger yelling at a crying baby on a Southwest flight to Florida is nspiring heated debate online whether parents should bring infants and toddlers on airplanes.

'Why is the baby yelling?': Man's temper tantrum over crying baby on Southwest flight to Florida goes viral

A grown man's profanity-laced temper tantrum over a crying baby aboard a Southwest flight to Florida has gone viral after portions of the minutes-long rant were recorded and posted on TikTok.

NY unveils new crackdown on speeding in construction zones

A total of 30 SUVs equipped with cameras will look to catch speeding drivers in construction zones across the state.

Boeing production problem spills over into summer travel

Boeing's latest setback with production issues means airlines will have fewer planes than they expected to handle big crowds of travelers this summer.

MTA taking on 'ghost cars' as NYC toll evaders turn to new technology

Law enforcement officials say toll evaders are using everything from illegal plate frames, scratched-out plates and even James Bond-style license plate rotation technology to avoid tolls.

NYC owed over $1b in unpaid parking, speeding fines: Report

According to the New York City Independent Budget Office, the total amount of unpaid fines and charges owned to the city from 2017 through 2022 is over $2.1B.

Atlanta has the busiest airport in the world

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has once again been named the busiest airport for passengers in 2022, according to a new study released by Airports Council International.