Transportation

As the storm makes its slow approach to the U.S., transportation hubs have shut their doors for travelers’ safety.

Cruise lines with ports in the path of Hurricane Dorian are closed as it inches its way through the Bahamas and closes in on the Florida coastline.

Some airlines like Spirit have cancelled a long list of flights, and some airports even plan to close for Labor Day.

Five U.S. senators, led by Elizabeth Warren, sent a letter to the USDOT urging the department to lift a two-year long suspension of an RFI accusing them of deceptive business practices.

TV’s highest-paid star is facing a storm of criticism for her Instagram posts making fun of Hurricane Dorian.

About 330 of the new positions will be filled by mechanics who have the potential to earn six figures as they accrue seniority.

United Airlines joined the likes of Delta and JetBlue after doing away with expiration dates for their frequent flyer miles loyalty program on Wednesday.

Google announced in a press release this week that the Google Maps app will expand its public transportation routes to provide more options to pair transit with biking and ride-sharing options.

The engineer faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

The aircraft leasing company is suing for breach of contract and is filing the first lawsuit against Boeing by a customer over safety issues.

The strike is set for Sept. 9, 10 and 27.

About 679,000 cars are included in the U.S. recall, covering certain 2011 through 2018 Jettas.

The president's order comes as China announced a new round of retaliatory tariffs on about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods.

Company officials said at a July 30 meeting that it will produce 737 planes at a rate of 52 per month starting in February 2020.

Qantas is testing non-stop flights from Sydney to these cities.

AAA expects the national gas price average to drop this fall.

A look at Harley-Davidson's 2020 models.