Public transportation
Driving into the Future
Ride share and e-hailing services guarantee creative destruction in the business of paying for rides
Striking San Francisco Transit Workers Reach Deal With Management
Details won't be made public until until union leaders discuss terms with members
San Francisco Bus Workers Threaten Strike
While negotiations with train employees are going on
Nobody Was in Control of Train Responsible for Chicago Crash
Surveillance video shows nobody operating out-of-service passenger train
Engineers Recruited to Work on Hyperloop Concept
Company formed to advance Elon Musk's rapid transit idea
Calif. High-Speed Rail Groundbreaking Delayed Again
Been more than a year since project was supposed to begin
Trains to Nowhere: A Government Spending Problem
From New York to California, the government manages to mess up transportation.
Judge Rules Calif. High-Speed Rail Plan Violates Rules for Funding
More information requested before he decides whether to essentially kill it
Elon Musk Releases Details on Hyperloop Travel Tube
Travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes
Bay Area's Mass Transit Program Offers Huge Perks to Employees
They and their families ride without paying, even after retiring
Calif. Regulators Propose Letting Ride-Share Services Continue
As long as they follow basic safety rules
Elon Musk's Latest Transportation Innovation a Literal Pipe Dream
Introducing the Hyperloop, which is not the name of a power-up in a kart-racing video game
San Francisco Transit Strike To End
Management and union agree to extend labor contract for 30 days
BART Employees in San Francisco Strike over Having to Contribute to Own Pensions
Apparently contributing to your own retirement is like taking a pay cut
Calif. Bullet Train Proponents Tout Moderately Skeptical GAO Report
If the project fails, maybe Rail Authority leaders can find work picking cherries
Maryland Considers Activating Audio Capability to Bus Surveillance Cameras
The capability is already in existing equipment
Let's Pay for Our Extremely Speculative High-Speed Train with Retirement Money!
California pursues pension investments into its expensive boondoggle
D.C. Transit Authority Claimed Controversial Ads Might Cause People to Fall Off Subway Platforms
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, who earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to start running the American Freedom Defense Initiative's controversial anti-jihad ads, recently released an opinion in which she explains her reasoning.
Uber Launching Taxi App in San Francisco
It will still be tough to catch a cab thanks to city's oppressive medallion system
Study Says Public Transportation Works, But Only if Private Drivers Are Punished
Higher taxes, costlier fees and tight restrictions wll make trains and buses viable
