Having been given adequate room for full compliance, enforcement commenced on Jan. 24 with 10 trucks apprehended.

After previously installing 137 wrong-way detection systems, Connecticut officials announced an additional 200 systems will be added.

Ridership on the commuter line has historically trailed behind that of other comparable services elsewhere in the country.

A team of student innovators, led by Department of Civil, Environmental and Construction Engineering Professor Guohui Zhang, ...

Dynamic pricing begins Monday on I-4 Express Lanes, with higher tolls during peak hours to reduce congestion and manage ...

More than 150 locations in the tunnel system were inspected after concrete fell from the Prudential Tunnel in Boston Friday.

FRA will review CHSRA and Merced-Bakersfield segment’s progress, including compliance for federal grant agreements to ...

Legislators filed Senate Bill 145 Monday, which could allow Mecklenburg County to put a 1-cent sales tax on the ballot this ...

Charlotte’s push for a sales tax increase for transit took a big step forward Monday with the filing of the “Mecklenburg ...

A Kitsap legislator proposes solving some of the state's ferry troubles with an armada of smaller, passenger-only boats run ...

Only a couple of months into 2025 and the global AI race shows no signs of slowing down – in the past few weeks alone the ...