Jimmie Lee’s experience was one that NJ Transit bus riders regularly complain about — the disappearing bus. “You’re waiting at the bus stop, the app says a bus is coming and it disappears off the app.

Rather than making city buses free for all riders, elected officials and transit advocates are pushing to expand a transit program for low-income New Yorkers. By Stefanos Chen See more of our coverage ...

My car went into the shop on a Monday. Two days later came a San Bernardino City Council meeting that I really wanted to attend in person. What to do? I walked half a mile to the Claremont Metrolink ...

EVERETT — Sound Transit will eventually introduce overnight bus service between Seattle and Everett, after the regional transit agency’s board of directors approved a new service plan Thursday. Not ...

NJ Transit is testing new solar-powered bus signs with real-time departure information at seven locations. The signs are designed to be ADA-compliant, featuring text-to-speech announcements and ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Public transit leaders in Hampton Roads say the push toward cleaner transportation is underway, but switching to electric buses isn’t as simple as replacing diesel vehicles. Hampton ...

Two weeks in a row this month, Connecticut Department of Transportation officials were in front of state lawmakers defending proposals to use or buy diesel equipment for public transportation. First, ...

Jonathan Mertzig was wary when Madison rolled out a fleet of 62 electric buses in the fall of 2024. The city had tested a few of them four years earlier, and it had not gone well. Winter in Wisconsin ...

RENTON, Wash. — Sound Transit, the City of Renton, and partners broke ground Wednesday on the new Renton Transit Center that will be on the corner of Rainier Avenue South and South Grady Way. SEE ALSO ...

NJ Transit has ordered 375 additional Xcelsior 40-foot clean-diesel buses from New Flyer. The latest comes as the agency continues its multiphase effort to modernize its fleet. The order, announced ...