Transportation Department watchdog to audit Buttigieg’s use of government jets
The Transportation secretary’s office says he has followed the rules for use of Federal Aviation Administration planes, often saving taxpayer money.
States love jokes on road safety signs, but the feds aren’t laughing
Federal transportation officials have been trying to rein in humor on the signs, arguing there's no evidence it improves safety, and might actually be hurting.
Southwest didn’t heed calls to upgrade tech before meltdown, unions say
Southwest's troubles may have been foreshadowed in a Dec. 21 internal company memo that highlighted a worker shortage in Denver.
How Denver got thousands of residents out of their cars
A city voucher program makes the bikes affordable to more families, and people are loving it — if they can land the coveted checks.
Shipping line Maersk, federal cadet resolve sex assault lawsuit
Maersk Line Ltd., the U.S. subsidiary of the global shipping giant, said Friday that it has resolved a federal cadet's lawsuit alleging that the company...
It seems everyone is mad at airlines, but fall may bring calmer skies
Labor Day will unofficially close out a season that many travelers would rather forget, but it also marks the start of a possible reprieve.