Pete Buttigieg touted wins from the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and discussed the importance of active community engagement in transportation projects.

The passenger rail company will begin clearing the way for two emergency ventilation facilities in mid-November.

The work will eventually open the median shoulders to traffic during rush hour, helping to unclog congested areas.

One alignment includes construction of a new downtown tunnel, while the other two routes are surface level.

Adding more flights and travelers more willing to take to the sky have made the region’s best airport busy again.

The 78 new railcars will replace Metro’s original fleet of 100 railcars that are reaching the end of their lifespans.

The state is surveying residents about their driving behaviors around work zones and the best way to reduce work zone crashes in the wake of a collision on I-695 last spring that left six workers dead.

The threats posed by extreme weather have created challenges for operators of passenger and freight rail lines.

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The Maryland Transit Administration won’t charge for rides on all of its public transportation modes from Sept. 22-24.

As Amtrak moves forward with its plans for a new tunnel under West Baltimore, residents in the area feel left in the dark.

The new, temporary contract will bump pay and offer better benefits for MV Transportation employees while union leaders continue to work for a long-term deal. Drivers have complained about bedbugs in some vans.

“The failure of transportation is my responsibility,” former chief operating officer Scott Washington told the Banner on Wednesday. “Because of the result of transportation, I resigned.”

I took the MTA's new QuickLink 40 across town and compared timestamps to the existing local routes. Here's how the trip went.

Despite its ambitions to transform student transportation with top-of-the-line technology and better pay for bus drivers, Zum seems to be suffering from the same labor shortage that’s hampered school districts across the U.S.

How many Howard County students have been affected by late and no-show buses? Is it school officials’ fault, or the contractors’? Here’s what we know.

Zūm, a California-based school bus contractor that just took over about half of the district's routes, said it could not cover 20 routes for the rest of the week. And parents have reported widespread problems with buses arriving nearly an hour late or not at all.

Baltimore City residents who own a Kia or Hyundai vehicle can pick up a free steering wheel lock on Tuesday at Greater Paradise Christian Center as part of an ongoing response to the rise in thefts of Kia and Hyundai cars.

So many school buses showed up late, or didn’t show up at all, that Howard County schools Superintendent Michael Martirano apologized to families in an email.

Zūm, a Silicon Valley-based company, is taking over half of the Howard County school district’s routes and hopes to transform student transportation in Maryland.