Transportation

A controversial $100 million slated for a subterranean rail project in Silicon Valley has been removed from the House version of the latest coronavirus relief bill, according to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.

Archer co-CEO Adam Goldstein discusses getting flying taxis to the market by 2024.

The $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill passed by the House early Saturday includes more than $100 million for a public transit expansion in California -- over the objections of some Republicans.

Red states that chose to keep their economies open are being "punished" under the $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid package pushed by President Biden, Sen. Cynthia Lummis told Fox News.

Goodyear and Cooper are creating a US tire king.

The House version of the coronavirus stimulus bill contains more than $100 million for an underground rail project in Silicon Valley for which planning started in 2014 but hasn't yet broken ground. 

Uber drivers are currently treated as self-employed, meaning that in law they are only afforded minimal protections

Uber drivers are currently treated as self-employed, meaning that in law they are only afforded minimal protections

A transit union is calling for more police officers on buses, pointing to a rise in violence against drivers trying to enforce mask requirements.

GM's Bolt Electric Utility Vehicle will go on sale early this summer as a 2022 model.

The NYU researchers believe that many of the pollutants in the subway systems they studied are related to steel dust created by the grinding of train wheels against rails, carbon dust that emanates from a part of a train that touches the third rail and diesel soot emissions from maintenance locomotives.

Delta announced on Monday that it was extending its middle-seat block for one more month, to the end of April. Delta, the last U.S. airline to block all middle seats in coach, will consider further extensions based on Covid-19 transmission and vaccination rates.

Lyft Inc. posted a narrower loss for 2020 even as the coronavirus pandemic hammered its business, signaling that the ride-hailing company is pivoting toward profitable growth despite the unprecedented crisis.

Amazon.com Inc has ordered more than 1,000 truck engines that run on compressed natural gas as it tests ways to shift its U.S. fleet away from heavier polluting trucks, the company told Reuters on Friday.