A technical issue prompted a systemwide Metrorail delay; Orange Line riders were switched to bus shuttles between MIA and Earlington Heights.

SacRT is hiring about 15 transit ambassadors to expand on‑train security; recruits begin training in mid‑April and new staff are expected on trains this summer.

UT Austin researchers want safety rules that update with self‑driving software as Texas prepares to require state permits for commercial robotaxis on May 28, 2026.

Officials say roughly $50 million will fund a major overhaul of one of metro Atlanta’s busiest corridors; early reporting says details and schedules are pending.

A viral video shows a wrong-way driver run over a cyclist's bike on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope while police declined to issue a ticket.

PennDOT crews have begun reconfiguring the Route 22/30 interchange with Parkway West in Robinson Township; expect phased lane and ramp changes as the project proceeds through 2029.

A high‑visibility SFPD operation at Powell & Market produced multiple bike citations and renewed debate over whether Vision Zero enforcement is targeting riders or dangerous drivers.

TDOT added Phase II of the Nolensville Pike widening to its 10‑year plan. The project will widen the corridor to five lanes and add sidewalks and bike lanes.

A blown insulator filled Embarcadero Station with smoke Sunday night, sending riders off trains and causing short delays. BART says no injuries and has restarted inspections and cleaning.

A bee swarm on a Charlotte-bound jet held the plane while crews and a beekeeper removed the insects, and passengers filmed the unusual delay.

The FAA’s new budget asks for funding to add 2,300 air‑traffic controller trainees as the agency races to close a shortfall and fix academy failures. The plan pairs higher pay with expanded academy seats and watchdog scrutiny.

The Trump administration just threatened to shut down international travel at SFO, LAX, JFK, and a dozen other major airports — right before the FIFA World Cup. It's almost certainly a pressure tactic ... Almost certainly.

A new focus‑group and state verification data show 14.44% of Harris County vehicles lack verified insurance as premiums squeeze household budgets.