NYC's "A" and "L" subway lines will see increased services starting next Monday, including additional trips and shorter wait times, especially during peak hours and weekends.

Providing more frequent service will reduce wait times for more than 100,000 weekday riders on the two lines, according to officials.

Lawmakers agreed on a tax package to stave off a $200 million-plus deficit next year that would likely result in major cuts to bus and rail service at the Chicago Transit Authority, Metra and Pace.

Recently reunited British rockers, Oasis, were at the height of their first go-round when the now iconic Breda light rail vehicles first hit San Francisco streets and ...

New Yorkers want better public transportation and a more affordable city. Politicians argue that fare-free buses will deliver both. But eliminating fares could cost the city $1 billion, depriving it ...

RTD directors for years have prioritized converting metro Denver’s aging fleet of 995 diesel-powered buses to cleaner, quieter battery-electric vehicles, in line with Colorado’s climate goals. But ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has recalled four models of New Flyer of America buses — one of which is being used in NJ Transit's electric bus pilot — due to risks of fire from ...

NEWARK — NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri couldn’t help but rib Rep. Rob Menendez for being late to a press conference about new transit buses last month. “I have to give my friend ...