Transportation

Cuba's railway system is undergoing a major overhaul, with the government pushing a program to revamp the decrepit and aging network with new cars and locomotives in the hope of restoring a rail service that was once the envy of Latin America.

Californians get socked the most per year while folks in New Hampshire see the cheapest overall rates.

From a gas tax to congestion pricing, states are acting as activity in Washington D.C. is at a standstill.

The human-like robot, Digit, can walk up stairs and deliver goods via self-driving cars.

The top United Airlines executive on Wednesday reportedly vowed that the company will be flexible for customers booked on Boeing’s 737 MAX jets once the planes return to the skies.

Historic flooding has left parts of the Mississippi River closed for business.

Ready to hit the beach this summer? If you need a plane to get there, you may want to start browsing airline ticket prices now.

Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche is handing off to his successor after 13 years at the helm as the company faces challenges from the transition to electric cars and digital transportation technologies.

MGM Resorts International says it will no longer pursue buying Encore Boston Harbor from Wynn Resorts.

In a move that’s likely to sit well with customers, American Airlines on Tuesday announced they were saying goodbye to certain oversize bag costs.

Lawmakers are clashing over the Trump administration's move to send hundreds of Transportation Security Administration employees to the U.S.-Mexico border.

A self-driving truck company has partnered with the U.S. Postal Service to test autonomous technology on the long-haul route between Phoenix and Dallas.

Airline travel this summer is expected to heat up, the airline industry’s U.S. trade group predicted Tuesday, with another record for summer travel likely imminent.

American Airlines accuses its mechanics and their unions of conducting an illegal work slowdown to gain leverage in contract talks, and the airline is asking a federal judge to stop the activity.

Nearly 43 million Americans will kick off the unofficial start of summer vacation on Memorial weekend.

In Utah, drones are hovering near avalanches to watch roaring snow.

The Senate's top Democrat wants an investigation into whether a plan for new subway cars in New York City designed by a Chinese state-owned company could pose a threat to national security.

Federal officials are promoting a campaign to get ships to slow down as they approach San Francisco and other California ports so they are less likely to injure or kill whales.