Southwest Airlines says flight attendants will get pay raises under tentative contract
Southwest Airlines says it has a tentative contract agreement with the union representing its flight attendants.
Milwaukee County bus drivers strike, scrambling morning commute for thousands
Hundreds of Milwaukee County union bus drivers went on strike early Wednesday, leaving tens of thousands of commuters scrambling to make alternative plans to get to work and elsewhere.
Japan's bid for heritage listing of early industrial sites revives ire over POW, forced labor
Of countless ghostly abandoned factories and mines in Japan, this fortress island near Nagasaki is among the most notorious.
High-speed rail systems, critical to getting around in much of the world, remain elusive in US
Travelers easily whiz from city to city on high-speed trains in many parts of South America, Asia and Europe.
8 cruise ship passengers, pilot killed when small plane crashes on sightseeing trip in Alaska
Eight cruise ship passengers and their pilot died on a sightseeing excursion in Alaska when their small plane crashed in remote and rugged terrain.
Urban transit systems struggle to maintain core service amid calls to meet growth by expanding
Urban planners have long considered public transportation the best remedy for traffic congestion, but many of the nation's largest mass-transit systems simply aren't up to the task.
Poll shows divide over transit spending; slight majority prefers rural living, suburbs
A slight majority of Americans prefer living in a single-family house in the suburbs or a rural area with more land, even if it means driving long distances to get to work or run errands, according to a poll by The Associated Press-GfK.
NY University study projects major public savings from combined design, construction contracts
A new report from New York University projects major savings from combining contracts to design and build public works, citing savings from the approach already in use on the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
Flight attendants claim Boeing ignored dangers of engine fumes in systems that heat cabin air
Four flight attendants are suing Boeing, claiming that toxic air from an engine leaked into their plane and made them seriously ill on a 2013 flight.
FEMA rejects, at least for now, Vermont arguments about rebuilding bridges
Ever since Tropical Storm Irene struck in 2011, Vermont has been pushing to make sure bridges and culverts are rebuilt to more flood-resistant standards.
Ferry strike blocks northern French port of Calais, briefly slows Eurotunnel traffic
A strike by workers in the northern French port of Calais has left all passenger ferry service between the city and the English city of Dover suspended and briefly slowed traffic in the Eurotunnel.
Ashton Kutcher defends Uber in NYC fight
Sony flies into drone biz
AutoNation CEO reacts to auto hackers
Car hacking
Portuguese government grants concession for Lisbon subway, bus company to Spanish group
Portugal's government says it is granting Spain's Grupo Avanza the concession to operate Lisbon's subway and bus companies, which are publicly owned.
Rumbling of train cars on the rails part of soundtrack to US Open at Chambers Bay
The number is around 60, give or take, with a rumble that is part of the soundtrack to an already unique U.S. Open.
The fight against Uber continues in NY
Taxi vs. Uber in NY
New gadget replaces the need for airplane tray tables
Goodbye to the tray table
Uber takes on City Hall in NYC
Uber blasts NYC mayor
Does Mayor De Blasio want to take down Uber in NYC?
Uber under fire in NYC
Ford unveils folding, eco-friendly electric bike
Ford’s electric bike




