Atlanta is the first city in the world to test an automated transit network system.
Atlanta’s First Autonomous Transport Network Set for Testing If you’ve ever been stuck in traffic, pondering your choices, you might find this development intriguing. South Metro Atlanta is set to become the first place worldwide to publicly trial Gridways’ autonomous transport network featuring live passenger service. The concept is straightforward: small electric vehicles will operate […]
Vigilant police catch NYC transit offenders, but they are soon released without bail.
Transportation Issues in New York City This past week, four persistent transportation problems in New York City were apprehended by alert NYPD officers within just a day. However, issues with state laws that are lenient on crime allowed them to return to the streets almost immediately. Observant police officers identified these repeat offenders, who were […]
Transit crimes increase by 17% in the initial months of 2026
This week marked the city’s first subway shooting of the year, stirring up concern among riders as new NYPD statistics reveal a rise in crime on public transit. Many passengers are now calling for an increased police presence underground. Data shows that serious crimes—including murder and rape—rose by 17% this year, totaling 246 reported incidents […]
Exploring Mamdani’s vision for transforming transit in New York City
New York City’s Ambitious Free Bus Initiative Faces Challenges Mayor Zoran Mamdani of New York City has positioned “fast and free buses” as a cornerstone of his administration, emphasizing it as a necessity for affordability and addressing long-standing issues in a bus system that many say has been neglected for years. However, this bold initiative […]
Transit union hesitates to support Gov. Hochul
Union Withdraws Support for Hochul Governor Hochul, it seems, might want to keep her distance from the door—at least the one leading to re-election. John Samuelsen, who leads the International Transportation Workers Union, which represents around 60,000 workers across New York’s transit and airline sectors, announced on Tuesday that the union will not back Hochul […]
NJ Transit fare evasion trial creating congestion issues at Penn Station ahead of expected World Cup transit surge
This plan has really gone awry. The New Jersey Department of Transportation’s new ticketing policy has caused some serious chaos at Penn Station. Passengers now face a hectic rush-hour bottleneck on the stairs leading to the platforms, having to show their tickets one by one, as reported. Videos circulating on social media highlight the frenzy […]
Transit union leader vows to invest heavily in opposing ‘uninformed’ Hochul on MTA workforce numbers
Transit Union Leader Criticizes Governor Hochul The president of a major transit union has lashed out at New York Governor Kathy Hochul, accusing her of being “ignorant” and wasting millions to portray herself as unyielding. He warned of an intense contract dispute, reminiscent of the 2005 strike that resulted in over 30,000 workers losing their […]
NJ Transit prepares for disruptions as Winter Storm Fern is expected to hit the area hard
The New Jersey Transit Authority is set to halt some services on Sunday due to a significant winter storm, Fern, which is forecasted to dump nearly two feet of snow and ice in the area. Governor Mikie Sherrill announced that bus, light rail, and AccessLink services will be suspended across the board starting at 4 […]
Ex-lawmaker criticizes transit funding shortfall she contributed to while trying to make a return
Former Rep. Cori Bush Critiques Congress on Transit Funding Former Missouri Representative Cori Bush, who is aiming to reclaim her seat in 2024, recently expressed her frustration on social media regarding the lack of congressional focus on public transit funding. This comes despite her previous stance as a member of “The Squad,” a group of […]
Supreme Court considers if NJ Transit can be held accountable by injured visitors from other states
Supreme Court Weighs Lawsuit Against New Jersey Transit On Wednesday, the Supreme Court addressed whether New Jersey Transit can face lawsuits in district court from residents of New York and Pennsylvania for injuries caused by its vehicles. This technical case involves the question of whether New Jersey Transit qualifies as a government agency that enjoys […]