Transportation

The days of hitching a bus ride to Houston, Austin or San Antonio at a decent cost have come to an end.

The two cities join Plano, Rowlett and Irving, which have all voted to cap DART contributions at three-quarters of a cent.

Dallas City Council is making clear its lack of support for a 75-foot tall high-speed railway track downtown.

Circle K Fuel Day is on Thursday, May 23. During a three-hour window, folks could save up to 40 cents per gallon off gas.

Prices for airline tickets are already the highest they’ve been in years, and recent flight route cuts could drive up costs even more.

Whether we’re treated to an awesome show or not, we’re still likely to experience more traffic than usual.

A portion of Hillcrest Road near Richardson will be closed for an entire year as DART Silver Line construction continues.

After cancellations at Texas Department of Public Safety offices, some people are having to wait longer than expected to get a new driver’s license.

Dallas is trying to strike a balance between too much and too little parking.

Five Dallas City Council members signed a memo that prods the city to start acting on parking reform.

Some residents want to see traffic calming measures on their street to help prevent collisions.

The city’s Shared Dockless Vehicle Program was relaunched in late May, and it’s receiving mixed reviews.

Forbes Advisor has released its “Worst Airports For Summer Travel” ranking, which featured three Texas airports.

After over a decade of debate, a major thoroughfare is set to be rebuilt after a vote by City Council.

Another winter storm is sweeping across Texas. This time, people are more prepared for the cold weather.

When we’re at cocktail parties having conversations we think are smart or we’re posting thoughts to social media we think are insightful, most of us scoff at the mere mention of vehicle vanity license plates. Vanity plates are lame attempts at humor, desperate pleas for attention or a combination of…

Dallas-Fort Worth area drivers spend more than 70 hours every year on the road due to rush hour traffic, according to a report by the car-shopping app CoPilot.

Last week, Dallas-based Southwest Airlines made the sort of national headlines no airline wants to make. It’s fair to think that goes double for the more than 1 million travelers affected by last week’s mass flight cancellations. A typical flight schedule for the airline resumed on Friday, Dec. 30, following…

On Tuesday morning, you didn’t have to look hard to see plenty of signs that things had not been going well for a certain segment of holiday travelers. Even if one had somehow missed seeing the headlines and social media posts generated by Southwest Airlines’ cancellation of over 2,800 flights…

The hospital has suggested it will provide its own shuttles for employees, but patients may have to walk a quarter mile to the nearest mode of public transit.

Texas school buses are having long delays, possibly due to a bus driver shortage

Dallas is drawing up plans to make the city more bike friendly, and is hoping for the public participation in the process