A new Center for an Urban Future report finds crash risk concentrated in low‑income NYC neighborhoods of color that have seen fewer slow zones and intersection fixes.

A pedestrian was struck by a Metra Milwaukee District North train near Union Station on Tuesday; inbound and outbound service was halted and later restored with residual delays.

A United Express flight returned to Milwaukee on Tuesday after the pilot reported a landing-gear alert. The plane landed safely and passengers were being rebooked.

ODOT will close multiple downtown ramps at 9 p.m. Tuesday for about two weeks, rerouting traffic onto I‑270, I‑670 and surface streets. Expect overnight detours and delays.

Video shows an NYPD squad car strike a cyclist in Downtown Brooklyn’s protected lane; the rider was treated for back and leg pain. The clip raises fresh enforcement questions.

Portland will attempt to set a Guinness World Record on Sunday, July 19, as BIKETOWN celebrates its 10th birthday with a mass e‑bike ride.

Durham Region Transit will raise single‑ride fares on July 1 as part of a 10‑year plan to expand service and transition to electric buses. PRESTO still delivers the best per‑trip value.

Horizon Air flight attendants rallied at PDX and said they'd announce results of a strike‑authorization vote during a midday demonstration. The move heightens pressure in stalled contract talks with Alaska Air Group.

Avelo starts twice‑weekly service at Cleveland Hopkins this Friday with base fares as low as $39. The catch: carry‑ons, checked bags and seat assignments can add up fast.

NYC DOT rolled out a plan to add offset and curbside bus lanes along Bay Parkway and parts of Cropsey Avenue to speed B6 and B82 service while adding pedestrian safety features. Merchants want clearer guarantees on parking and deliveries.

Allegiant’s July schedule includes pulled or paused nonstop service out of Flint, Traverse City and Grand Rapids, changing summer options for Michigan flyers.

Contractors and state data warn that distracted driving and speeding are raising work‑zone risks in North Carolina as summer travel climbs.

Regents will vote on an easement that could let The Boring Company build and operate a Vegas Loop station at UNLV, even as safety and environmental concerns persist.