No injuries were reported, and it is unknown what caused the derailment that happened around 5 p.m. Service was not disrupted and BART officers were not called to respond, according to BART police.
Standing near one of the busiest Twin Cities intersections, Metro Transit and St. Paul police Thursday launched an education and enforcement campaign to make sure pedestrians and drivers are all on board with light-rail safety.
Clayton County finally has a means to restore transit service residents have craved for four years. The problem is, county leaders aren't sure what to do with it. And they don't have much time to figure it out.
More than 350 people packed into a community meeting Thursday night to hear more explanations about All Aboard Florida and to voice their frustrations over the project.
Elected officials, Metro Transit Police and St. Paul Police April 17 announced a coordinated campaign of education and enforcement to promote safety along the Metro Green Line.
The Transport Workers Union Local 100 yesterday asked Gov. Andrew Cuomo to "personally intervene" in its contract negotiations with the MTA where "significant stumbling blocks remain."
A state appeals court rejected a petition by the California High-Speed Rail Authority, potentially clearing the tracks for a trial over whether the agency's controversial and ambitious bullet-train plan can comply with state law.
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On February 19, 2014, the final blast the the 55 St Ventilation Facility in Manhattan marked the end of significant blasting operations for East Side Access.
The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) announced April 17 that – compared to other large cities – the Chicago area’s mass transit system performs well when it comes to efficiency, cost and reliability, according to a national peer...
When one job applicant at Metra in 1989 was told he wasn't qualified, he simply sent a "back-door letter" to Metra's chairman. The tactic worked, and the applicant was hired.
