public transit
Lansing Unveils Rosa Parks Tribute Bus on Transit Equity Day
Lansing’s Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) today unveiled a special Rosa Parks Tribute Bus, marking the 70th anniversary year of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and honoring Parks’ enduring legacy on Transit Equity Day.
Montreal Metro Green Line Resumes Service After Morning Emergency; Arson Unit Investigates St-Leonard Blaze
Montreal’s metro Green Line gradually resumed service Friday morning after a medical emergency caused an hour-long shutdown between Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations. Separately, Montreal police are investigating a suspected arson at a St-Leonard café-bar, where incendiary materials were found, though…
Westchester’s Bee-Line Buses Go Tap-and-Go: OMNY System Rolls Out as MetroCards Fade
Westchester County’s Bee-Line bus system fully adopts the OMNY contactless fare payment system on January 4, 2026, marking the end of MetroCard sales and introducing new fare structures aligned with MTA rates. Riders can now tap-and-go with bank cards or…
Congestion Charges in New York and London: Impact, Price Hikes, and Future Plans
Explore how congestion charges in New York City and London are reshaping urban traffic, air quality, and public transit funding, including recent fee hikes and evolving exemptions for electric vehicles.
Zohran Mamdani Makes History as New York City’s First Muslim Mayor: Inauguration Highlights and Public Reactions
Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as New York City’s mayor in a midnight ceremony, making history as the city’s first Muslim, South Asian, and African-born leader. His inauguration, marked by symbolic Qurans and public celebration, underscores the city’s evolving diversity…
New Year’s Day 2026: Market Closures, Transit Changes, and Global Impacts
Explore how New Year’s Day 2026 shapes stock market schedules, public transit operations, and international business, with essential facts for traders and travelers worldwide.
SEPTA Strike Averted: Philadelphia Schools and Commuters Brace for Uncertain Transit Future
Negotiations between SEPTA and its largest union have temporarily staved off a major strike, leaving Philadelphia’s schools, families, and thousands of daily commuters on edge as talks continue.