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Extreme heat and aging infrastructure have caused substation fires and systemwide delays for BART, including reports of trains appearing erroneously on tracking.
BART reports a 67% decrease in rider crime one year after implementing systemwide fare gate upgrades to improve passenger safety.
The MTA has limited A, B, C, and D subway service in New York City due to emergency repairs during the Monday morning rush hour.
A private consortium’s $2.25 billion electric train promises a 15‑minute Loop‑to‑O’Hare ride, reviving a decades‑old Chicago dream.
Video evidence surfaces appearing to show a San Francisco Muni operator asleep at the controls seconds before two empty trains collided.
TriMet is implementing sweeping, historic service cuts starting this Sunday, leaving thousands of Portland riders facing scrambled commutes.
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A planned 10-day shutdown of the MBTA Red Line has dramatically increased commute times for travelers heading into Boston.
The FIFA World Cup concludes in the New York area, prompting assessments of transit performance, economic impact, and MetLife Stadium.
Seattle's Link light rail achieved all-time ridership records during the FIFA World Cup, sparking questions about fare compliance.
Backers have unveiled a proposal for a bus terminal at the Empire State Plaza, while a separate county plan for a south end building has collapsed.
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World Cup organizers defend transport strategy as rideshare chaos exposes gaps in fan mobility plans