Transportation

A Delta Air Lines crash Monday, the fourth this year involving a U.S. flight, is raising concerns about aviation safety as the Trump administration began firing hundreds of workers from the FAA last weekend.

BART on Monday begins implementing a new train control system to go along with schedule changes that will combine for a smoother, more efficient experience for riders.

Most bridge tolls across the Bay Area are increasing, and so are the costs of some transit.

More record-breaking holiday travel projections for 2024: 119 million people are expected to fly or drive out of town in the coming days, according to AAA.

Waymo says its fleet of driverless cars has surpassed 25 million miles on public roadways and continues to outperform human drivers across major safety metrics. 

An estimated 80 million people are expected to travel in the U.S. for the Thanksgiving holiday, which would surpass pre-pandemic levels, according to AAA projections.

BART police investigators have arrested and identified a suspect in connection with a stabbing that occurred aboard an Antioch-bound train Saturday morning as it approached BART’s 24th Street/Mission Station, transit officials said.

A 54-year-old woman was stabbed on a BART train in San Francisco on Saturday morning, according to BART police.

Labor Day weekend is almost here, and many Americans are expected to say so long to summer with one last getaway.

There will be no Red Line BART service between Richmond and Millbrae stations on Wednesday due to emergency track work, transit officials said.

A new system that was designed to make it easier for people to pay for mass transit in the Bay Area has been delayed indefinitely.

Deploying more officers on BART trains resulted in increased felony arrests over the past year, according to the transit agency.

BART on Friday is installing the next set of its new fare gates in an attempt to crack down on people who try to cheat the system.