The issue of why New York pays construction costs that may be several times those of comparable systems is not going away.

Next week, Andy Byford begins what is today one of the most difficult jobs in the world - turning around New York City’s faltering transit system.

Welcome to South of the Border. Here are some suggestions on going native.

Like many transit agencies across the country, TriMet, the transit district serving the Portland, OR, metro region, has seen a recent loss in ridership, principally on its bus system.

From the “Office of Extraordinary Innovation” at LA Metro comes the announcement the agency would be throwing its hat in the “microtransit” ring.

Trying to understand why transit ridership is going up or down is a worthwhile pursuit, but one that is best undertaken locally.

It’s a season for change in the top position at many U.S. transit agencies.

At the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) hearing today, the de Blasio Administration will propose a rule to make New York City’s taxi industry -- and its traditional car service counterparts -- better serve the public.