As so many people will be traveling for this Fourth of July holiday weekend, it's worth remembering that trains are safer than cars (and more comfortable than planes).

Transit workers are taking a lot of abuse these days, and they want the Federal Transit Administration to step in.

President Obama's promise to build high-speed rail lines has gone nowhere, so what is there to build back? Plus, a tale of multiple transit agencies.

Train-car collisions can be tragic, but they're not accidents when everyone knows the crossings are unsafe.

Many transit agencies are facing a fiscal cliff because ridership hasn't rebounded but federal COVID funding is about to run out.

Black people are more likely to be killed by drivers while biking or walking, or by police while driving. Plus, more reasons why a gas tax holiday is a bad idea.

Drivers are suing Uber and Lyft, saying the job lacks the freedom of being an independent contractor or the benefits of being an employee.

Stop trying to make a gas tax holiday happen. It's not going to happen (or shouldn't, at least).

Want safer streets in the U.S.? Do what France did. Want safer streets in your city? Do what Hoboken did.

President Joe Biden took a spill while biking in Delaware last week. Meanwhile, the UN secretary general had a stark warning about fossil fuels.

Black and brown Americans are in more danger while walking or biking than whites, but enforcement disproportionately harms them as well.

Boston's Michelle Wu is far from the only mayor to push fare-free transit recently. Plus, ad campaigns that try to shame people into safety rarely work.