• Wed, May 14, 2025

by: Impacts

Why Choose Private Cabo Airport Transportation

Traveling to Los Cabos, Mexico, is an exciting experience, with its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and luxurious resorts. However, getting to and from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) can set the tone for your entire trip. While shared shuttles and taxis are available, private Cabo airport transportation stands out as the superior choice for a […]

by: Oregonian

Key Oregon Democrats pledge to push through a transportation plan by end of June

A small group of lawmakers from both parties have been privately negotiating the package for weeks.

by: BBC

Council to increase school transport payments

Rising transport costs see Warrington Council adopt new policies around school travel.

by: abc13

Transportation jobs continue to be created and ABC13's Who's Hiring Job Fair has a way to break in

Nearly 30,000 new transportation jobs were added last month, and you have a chance to land one at the ABC13 Who's Hiring Job Fair on Thursday.

by: WJZY

More information released on sightseeing helicopter crash that killed family in New York

Chief Transportation Correspondent and Pilot MayCay Beeler explains the findings.

by: KTVI

Bommarito Automotive Group 500 to air in primetime on Father's Day on FOX 2

FOX Sports and IndyCar have rescheduled the race from August to June and moved the daytime race to a primetime event.

by: MLive

Staff placed on leave after inmates escape court transport van in Kalamazoo County

The inmates exited the van and roamed a garage area.

by: AeroTime

FAA seeks to improve airline transport of human organs - AeroTime

The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking the cooperation of the Department of Transportation to improve air transport of human organs

by: abc7NY

Transportation Secretary Duffy meeting with major airlines to discuss Newark Airport travel issues

The meeting comes after weeks of cancellations and delays at Newark Airport due to staffing shortages and runway construction.

by: UPI

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's budget testimony focuses on problems at Newark airport - UPI.com

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told House committee members about plans to reduce flights involving troubled Newark Liberty International Airport as he explained why his wife was put on a plane at another airport

by: NDTV

At BRICS, Nitin Gadkari Highlights Government's Transport Initiatives

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday represented India at the BRICS Transport Ministers' Meet in Brasilia, Brazil, articulating India's commitment to building a sustainable, resilient, and future-ready transport infrastructure.

by: PBS

20 states sue Trump administration over conditions placed on federal transportation and disaster-relief funds

Democratic attorneys general say the Trump administration is threatening to withhold billions of dollars in transportation and disaster-relief funds unless states agree to certain immigration enforcement actions.

by: wjla

Inova Children's Hospital's pediatric ambulance transports patients in kid-friendly way

Emergencies can be scary, especially for children, but a new bright blue and pink ambulance could ease some fears.

by: WDRB

JCPS' $100 million in cuts includes eliminating transportation stipends

Jefferson County Public Schools approved a tentative budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which cuts spending by nearly $100 million.

by: MLive

Nexteer Automotive cuts 80 jobs across Michigan facilities

Saginaw County's second-largest employer reduces workforce by 2% at Buena Vista Township plant and Auburn Hills headquarters amid changing market demands.

by: NDTV

NASA Fires Employee After Post On Her Article Take Down Goes Viral

NASA has sacked an employee of Caribbean origin in compliance with Donald Trump's executive order to "terminate" all persons employed under the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative.

by: Oregonian

Oregon among 20 states suing feds for tying transportation, disaster funding to immigration enforcement

Two federal lawsuits filed Tuesday aim to protect and preserve billions of federal dollars already awarded to states.

by: Impacts

Seamless Airport Transportation in Naples, Italy with AirportTransportation.com

Naples, Italy, a vibrant city steeped in history, culture, and culinary delights, is a gateway to the stunning Amalfi Coast, the historic ruins of Pompeii, and the idyllic islands of Capri and Ischia. Arriving at Naples International Airport (NAP), also known as Naples-Capodichino Airport, marks the start of an unforgettable journey. To ensure a stress-free […]

by: MLive

Zeigler Automotive acquires area Jeep franchise, expands Stellantis brands

Zeigler now offers Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler and Ram vehicles in Kalamazoo.

by: Impacts

DiffuseDrive Aims to Solve Data Scarcity Problem for Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, and Robotics Industries with New Round of Seed Funding

DiffuseDrive co-ounders Roland Pinter, CTO (Standing) Balint Pasztor, CEO (Seated) aim to solve the data scarcity problem for Fortune 500 companies
  • Fri, May 16, 2025

by: WGAL

Man pleads guilty to transporting stolen human remains from Harvard Medical School

Joshua Taylor of Wernersville admitted to buying and transporting stolen human remains.

by: OPB

Closed-door negotiations create hard feelings as the Capitol awaits a transportation bill

Two House Republicans recently began meeting with Democrats in secret, infuriating colleagues.

by: WAVY

VDOT seeking public's input on transportation studies in Hampton Roads

The five separate studies are underway in Virginia Beach, Hampton, Newport News, James City County and York County.

by: TechCrunch

TechCrunch Mobility: Google's Gemini is coming to your car, chaos comes for Luminar, and the Amazonification of Uber 2.0 | TechCrunch

Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation. Sign up here for free — just click

by: WLKY

JCPS parents express concern with elimination of transportation stipends next year

The approved budget includes nearly $100 million in cuts and savings, including the elimination of $12 million in transportation stipends.

by: ThePrint

500 new electric buses to join Delhi's public transport fleet in next two months: Minister

New Delhi, May 16 (PTI) In the next two months, 500 new electric buses will be rolled out on the city roads, Delhi Transport Minister Pankaj Singh said on Friday. After a review meeting on the induction of e-buses in the public transport fleet, Singh said that the government will induct 1000 such buses by […]

by: NDTV

500 New Electric Buses To Delhi's Public Transport Fleet In Next 2 Months

Five hundred new electric buses will be rolled out on the city roads in the next two months, Delhi Transport Minister Pankaj Singh said on Friday.

by: WFXT

New petition calls for school bus monitors on all BPS buses that transport elementary-aged children

The Hyde Park community is still raising concern after new developments in a fatal crash on Washington Street that claimed the life of 5-year-old Lens Arthur Joseph back in late April. Boston Public Schools says bus driver Jean Charles had an expired school bus certification. "Who's driving our kids around?" one resident asked Boston 25 .

by: Impacts

Driving the Future Together: How Automotive and Tech Industries Are Rewriting the Rules of Mobility

Once upon a time, automakers and tech giants occupied entirely separate worlds. One built metal machines powered by internal combustion engines; the other crafted code and devices for desktops and data centers. More recently, the two industries have become deeply intertwined to co-create a future hallmarked by mobility with advanced software, real-time connectivity, AI, and […]

by: WFLX

Boynton Beach police investigating crash on North Congress Avenue, motorcyclist transported to hospital

Boynton Beach police are on the scene of a traffic accident in the 1400 block of North Congress Avenue.

by: ThePrint

Ayodhya to 2G: What's a Presidential Reference under Article 143(1) & how it's been invoked in past

President Murmu has asked if fixed timelines can be 'imposed' by judiciary on President & Governors for clearing state bills. There have been at least 14 such References since Independence.

by: ThePrint

iACE Launches Global iPGP Programme for Automotive Talent, Offering Direct Job Opportunities in Germany

VMPL Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], May 16: The International Automobile Centre of Excellence (iACE), a premier skill development institute in India, has officially launched its new flagship programme — the International Post Graduate Programme (iPGP) — aimed at grooming the next generation of global automotive professionals. Show Full This one-year, full-time training programme is designed […]
  • Thu, May 15, 2025

by: ABC7

Estados gobernados por republicanos buscan penalizar transporte de inmigrantes

Los legisladores de Alabama aprobaron una ley que convierte en delito grave el introducir al estado de forma intencional a alguien que se encuentre en Estados Unidos sin autorización legal.

by: MSNBC

Maddow Blog | Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy explains why he moved his wife's flight out of Newark

There was some controversy surrounding Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's decision to move his wife's flight out of Newark, but he set the record straight.

by: HoopsHype

Aaron gordon on ESPN article about Russell Westbrook: 'Pointless and unnecessary'

Gordon took issue with the piece, pivoting from reflecting on the loss to offer his thoughts on his teammate. "Really, I don't feel like talking about the game," he said. "E…

by: Reuters

FAA says it could ban Pentagon from routine VIP transport after DC crash

The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday it may ban the Pentagon from transporting government officials on routine missions around Reagan Washington National Airport. "Everything is on the table right now in our review to make sure that we keep a safe environmental for the vicinity around DCA," said Franklin McIntosh, the FAA's deputy head of air traffic control at a U.S. House of Representatives hearing. The U.S. Army said on May 5 that it was suspending training helicopter flights in the vicinity of the Pentagon after two passenger airline flights were forced to abort landings at Reagan because a Black Hawk helicopter was flying nearby.

by: FreightWaves

DOT seeks panel members to advise on transportation reforms

The Trump administration is looking for 10 board members from across transportation sectors who will be tasked with supporting an overhaul of the country's transportation infrastructure. The post DOT seeks panel members to advise on transportation reforms appeared first on FreightWaves.

by: Hackaday

Automatic Transmission For Manual Transportation

The drivetrain of most modern bicycles has remained relatively unchanged for nearly a century. There have been marginal upgrades here and there like electronic shifting but you'll still mostl…

by: ThePrint

31 bulls rescued from container in Latur; 3 booked for illegal transportation of cattle

Latur, May 15 (PTI) Police in Maharashtra's Latur district have rescued 31 bulls from a container and booked three persons for illegally transporting the bovine animals, an official said on Thursday. Acting on a tip-off, police intercepted a container truck with a Karnataka registration number plate at Sevadas Nagar Tanda, along the Renapur-Ashta road, in […]

by: Mashable

Waymo voluntarily recalled 1,200 robotaxis

The company updated its software to reduce the likelihood of certain collisions.

by: RepublicWorld

SIAM: 3.49 Lakh Passenger Vehicles Sold in April 2025

SIAM News: The two-wheeler segment bore the brunt of the slowdown, registering a steep 16.7% drop in sales to 14,58,784 units. The fall was most pronounced in motorcycles, which saw volumes dip 22.7%. Scooter sales were down 5.7%, while mopeds declined 7.6%.

by: KTXL

Life Flight helicopter transports woman after dog attack in Oroville

A woman was transported to a trauma center by Life Flight helicopter after suffering multiple dog bites to her neck and arms in Oroville, and is currently in critical condition.

by: Patch

Leaders Launch Old Ellicott City Trolley As Fun, Free Transportation Mode Across The OEC

Blue and orange "trolleys" soon will be seen rolling around Old Ellicott City as a new mode of transportation, leaders have announced.

by: LancasterOnline

Ride, Roll & Stroll transportation summit to be held in Lancaster city on Saturday

Advocates for public and nonmotorized transportation will gather in Lancaster city on Saturday to strategize and discuss ways to promote getting around without using a car.

by: NewsNation

EPA boss wants to kill start-stop function in automobiles

The automatic start-stop feature temporarily shuts down engines at red light stops.

by: WLOX

Project SEARCH interns hired full-time at J. Allen Automotive in milestone moment

Thursday marked a major milestone for two young men and the Project SEARCH program, a unique initiative helping young adults with learning disabilities transition into meaningful employment.

by: WOOD

Shuttle service will transport beachgoers in Muskegon this summer

If parking has been holding you back from enjoying a beach day on Lake Michigan, a new service launching in Muskegon is offering a way around it.

by: RepublicWorld

Passenger Vehicle Domestic Sales Surges 5.5% YoY, Exports Records Growth of 19.8% YoY - SIAM

The passenger vehicle segment in India witnessed new launches from different automakers, and heavy discounts led to a positive momentum in sales in April 2025. According to SIAM, the domestic sales in the passenger vehicle segment were at 3,03,648 units in April 2025.

FAA seeks to improve airline transport of human organs - AeroTime

The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking the cooperation of the Department of Transportation to improve air transport of human organs
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is working on developing improved practices for transporting human organs on commercial airlines, as announced in a recent notice. This initiative follows a request from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to enhance the efficiency and safety of organ transportation. The FAA is seeking input from the public, including airlines, organ procurement organizations, and medical professionals, to gather insights on current practices and potential improvements. The goal is to reduce delays and ensure that organs reach their destinations in optimal condition, thereby increasing the success rate of transplant surgeries. The FAA's efforts are part of a broader effort to streamline the organ donation and transplantation process.

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