Transportation

"I think the flying public, with a lot of justification, is taking a wait-and-see attitude on the performance and safety of the aircraft," an expert told Newsweek. "I don't think that's a PR problem – it's a real problem."

Public health experts had advised the American people not to travel for Thanksgiving where possible.

"Getting from A to B can be more complicated these days."

The rally, organized by motorcoach industry groups, will pass the U.S. Capitol before circling the National Mall in Washington.

Research published by the American Bus Association predicted the motorcoach industry could lose $4.7 billion and more than 27,000 jobs.

A winter storm warning and weather advisory have been issued for parts of northern California and southern Oregon in the aftermath of a powerful "bomb cyclone."

As Uber loses its license to operate in the capital, we look various other travel options open to tourists, including affordable ways of getting around.

"On the face of it, it seems to be a very serious incident that will be thoroughly investigated by the relevant officials," a rep for the bus company said.

The police department advised people to avoid the area while the investigation was conducted and more than six subway trains had service halted to the station.

Secretary Chao is hardly the first Trump administration official to come under fire for way they've handled their ethics agreements.

Or will they help solve some of our most pressing transportation problems?

The system is designed to transport passengers underground at up to 150 miles per hour.

There was no smoke, and the passengers and crew deplaned safely once in Portland, Oregon.

"Noise is not just causing annoyance, it actually makes us sick."

The major step forward has been two years in the making for Airbus.

A city that often embodies the proverb "time is money" may soon charge drivers contributing to gridlock.

Top Federal Transit Administration officials pulled the plug on an Obama-era agreement with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Friday.

President Trump's Administration appears to be confused about its position on funding Amtrak and rail travel in the United States.

"There is still much to be done by all involved."

Mass transit options lower stress levels for commuters, the study suggests.

The XP-1 pod topped out at 192 miles per hour.

"We need ideas outside the box because, frankly, the box is broken," he said.

Lyft's new service allows users to "Walk to stop. Hop in. Hop out. Walk to destination."

Authorities with the Municipal Transportation Company said they want to see "a civic and respectful use of the interior space" of vehicles.

The 760 miles per hour vacuum tube transportation has been touted as the future of mass transportation.

Some investors have questioned how soon Trump's pro-growth policies may be implemented.

Widespread use of self-driving cars is "going to happen much faster than people realize," according to Musk.

The indictment was unveiled a week after a congressional subcommittee reported on vulnerabilities in airport security.

If Uber is designated as a "transport company," it could be subject to strict regulations that may spill over to other web-based startups.

Five companies have put aside their differences to help create a national framework of laws for self-driving cars.