Cheaper fares. More service. The D.C. Metro board finally has a plan that promises to reverse ridership declines the struggling agency.

Discounted fares for low-income riders are becoming the norm for progressive cities.

Rather than arresting homeless riders, transit agencies using kinder, gentler policies to address the root causes of the problem.

As much as 1,100 more people are being killed every year, thanks to the presence of Uber and Lyft, a new study finds.

A city on the rise considers using its wasted space near transit for housing.

The Oregon Democrat says House Democrats will restore sanity to transportation policy.

A multi-phased experiment in St. Paul increased driver yielding to pedestrians from 32 to more than 70 percent. And it decreased unsafe passing of yielding cars 10 fold.

What if instead of requiring developers to add parking or widen roads, we asked them to do things that discouraged driving and car ownership? That's what Smart Growth America recommends.

New research shows two reverse-commute bus routes are providing a vital link for low-income neighborhoods. But the state may stop funding them.

A five-star safety rating for pedestrian crashes would publicize some of the hazards of SUVs. But automakers and the Trump Administration might block the Obama-era reform.

Federal officials are failing to protect pedestrians — and, in fact, err on the side of drivers and even blame walkers for a pedestrian death toll has increased 50 percent in just eight years, advocates say.

WMATA needs a bus system redesign, dedicated bus lanes, other fixes, a new report from business leaders says.