Texas says goodbye to temporary paper license plates in July
Beginning July 1, most Texas car buyers will be issued their permanent plates at the time of purchase.
Dallas Bike Plan gets first approved expansion since 2011
Bicyclists in Dallas will soon start to see updates to the city's network of cycling exploration.
Southwest Airlines' new portable charger policy a first for U.S. carriers
Under a new policy taking effect Wednesday, May 28, Southwest Airlines will be the first domestic carrier requiring passengers to have portable battery chargers visible while in use.
Bill dubbed 'DART killer' moves out of Texas House committee
A bill that could cut 25% of the funding to Dallas Area Rapid Transit advanced out of the Texas House Transportation Committee on Tuesday.
Watch: Driver stops on interstate after missing exit, causing multi-car pileup, then leaves
The driver was seen stopping in the middle of a busy interstate in Ohio after missing their exit. Fortunately, no one sustained any life-threatening injuries.
NTSB calls for risk assessment on 7 Texas bridges after Baltimore collapse
The National Transportation Safety Board has identified seven Texas bridges with an "unknown" risk of collapse in the event it is hit by a ship.
Delta Toronto plane crash report released by Canada’s TSB
The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) of Canada released a preliminary report on the crash of Delta flight 4819 that happened last month.
Austin I-35 crash: Work zone design a 'definite focus' of deadly 17-vehicle crash investigation
The National Transportation Safety Board says it is looking carefully at the design of the work zone on I-35 where a 17-vehicle crash killed five people in North Austin on Thursday night.
Medical transport helicopter crashes in Mississippi; at least 1 dead
A medical transport helicopter crashed in Madison County, Mississippi, on Monday, with a pilot and two hospital workers on board.
Unexploded WWII bomb halts high-speed rail travel connecting Paris to London and Brussels
The discovery of a huge, unexploded World War II-era bomb near the tracks of Paris’ busiest railway station has caused major disruptions across Europe.
Southwest Airlines flights now listed on Expedia and other travel sites
Southwest Airlines is teaming up with Expedia, finally allowing customers to make reservations with the online travel company.
Small plane from Maryland crashes in foggy Vermont mountains; three rescued
A small plane that took off from Maryland crashed on Equinox Mountain in Vermont on Wednesday morning.
SWA pilot narrowly avoids collision with jet
A Southwest Airlines plane narrowly avoided colliding with another plane on Tuesday morning at Chicago’s Midway International Airport.
North Texas lawmaker's bill would reduce DART funding by 25%
A North Texas lawmaker has filed a bill that would reduce what DART can collect in taxes from its member cities. The cities are happy, but DART argues the loss in funding would be devastating.
Small plane crashes, catches on fire with 2 on board in Tarrant County
The aircraft was destroyed in the fire, Fortunately, the two people on board got out safely.
2 passengers treated after Delta flight forced to return to Atlanta airport due to 'haze'
Delta Air Lines has faced a series of unsettling incidents recently, including smoke or haze in the cabin on two flights and a separate crash that injured more than 20 people.
Toronto plane crash: Texas man on board flight sues Delta Air Lines
A Central Texas man on Delta Flight 4819 that landed upside down in Toronto is suing the airline. All 80 people on board survived, and 21 were injured.
Delta offers $30K to passengers after fiery crash landing in Toronto
Delta Air Lines is offering $30,000 to each passenger after Flight 4819 from Minneapolis crash-landed in Toronto, losing a wing, bursting into flames, and flipping upside down
Trump fires hundreds of FAA workers weeks after deadly DCA plane crash
The Trump administration has begun firing several hundred Federal Aviation Administration employees, upending staff on a busy air travel weekend and just weeks after a January fatal mid-air collision at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Southwest Airlines to cut 15% of its workforce in its first-ever mass layoffs
The Dallas-based airline says its “workforce reductions" of 1,750 jobs will focus mainly on corporate overhead and leadership positions, including senior leadership and directors.