As it prepares for major construction on the Lynx Blue Line extension, the Charlotte Area Transit System hopes its experience in building and operating the city's first light-rail line will make the expansion go smoother.
State Transportation Secretary Aubrey Layne told area business leaders Wednesday that Virginia Beach Mayor Will Sessoms had agreed to the general terms for a state grant of $155 million for a light-rail extension into the city.
Cubic Transportation Systems received a $7.5 million add-on contract with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) to expand the Clipper card fare payment system to more than a dozen suburban transit agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Reporting this week's business cover story on how Kansas City is doing when it comes to appealing to the millennial generation revealed some pleasant surprises.
A former Long Island Rail Road signalman was sentenced Tuesday to 1 year in jail for conspiring to steal copper wire from his employer to sell it for scrap, Nassau prosecutors said.
After decades of watching businesses leave, residents near the Independence Boulevard-Monroe Road corridor are applauding news that a major mixed-use development is headed to the area.
The planners of the Twin Cities largest transit project sent Minneapolis a different design for tunnels than the one approved by metro leaders two weeks ago, delaying the city's review and raising questions about what happened.
MTA chairman Thomas Prendergast defended the agency's newly submitted final offer to Long Island Rail Road unions before a board of White House-appointed mediators Tuesday.
Five brush fires along the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority tracks near Lowell Junction Road caused numerous delays in train service yesterday afternoon.
Chattanooga leaders are hoping to bring passenger rail service back to the Scenic City, which immortalized its legacy as a rail hub with the 1941 song by Glenn Miller. Now more than 40 years after the last passenger train pulled out of the city, leaders...
Several members of the Minneapolis City Council balked when they learned that the new Central Corridor Light Rail Transit line, or Green Line, will cease operation at about 1 a.m. each day. Metro Transit heard their concerns about accommodating late-night...
