WeGo’s Journey Pass has grown quickly: more than 9,000 enrollments and 760,298 free trips as the pilot expands across Davidson County. The phased rollout uses partner agencies for easy sign-up.

Durbin and Duckworth urged the FAA to shore up controller staffing at Chicago O'Hare as the agency considers a summer cap that could force airlines to cut flights.

Connecticut lawmakers are considering a study of a 14‑mile bridge linking Bridgeport to Long Island. Supporters promise shorter trips and jobs; cost and environment are the big questions.

Amtrak says Madison could get passenger rail as soon as 2030, with a proposed lakeside downtown station and stops in Pewaukee and Watertown.

A $1.5M federal planning grant will fund design work for a 3.3‑mile makeover of East 36th Street in South Lorain, adding green infrastructure, stormwater fixes and multi‑use paths.

A person was struck by a Red Line train at Brookland–CUA station Friday, forcing single-tracking between Fort Totten and Rhode Island Avenue and snarling service across the line.

Charlotte City Council will vote March 9 on a $37.9M plan to take the Red Line to 30% design, a step toward an Uptown‑to‑Lake Norman commuter rail.

Transit advocates rallied at City Hall to urge the mayor and Council to preserve the Zero Fare pilot and Key Advantage worker passes as the budget nears.

A United jet struck a deicing truck at Denver International Airport Friday morning; passengers were deplaned and bused back to the terminal. The FAA says it will investigate.

State officials are advancing $10M for design and moving up nearly $25M in land money to speed a new Baltimore bus depot that underpins the BMORE BUS plan.

Mayor Littmann and federal lawmakers announced $35 million to help shield City Dock from chronic tidal flooding as the multi‑year rebuild continues. The award follows months of uncertainty about FEMA support.

A viral dash‑cam shows a man riding an electric scooter on a Honolulu freeway, sparking fear and renewed talk of enforcement and safety rules.

Sen. John Fetterman says he helped secure $8.47M in federal transit aid for the Philadelphia region to boost SEPTA operations and station upgrades ahead of six World Cup matches this summer.