Transportation
Priced out of trains and shuttles, Scotland fans in Providence are rolling to Foxboro in a fleet of yellow school buses
The satire follows a ragtag group looking to save transit from ‘Governor McCar’
Leaders say Rhode Island is ready to capitalize on the World Cup moment, with fan zones, transit plans and public safety measures aimed at drawing visitors and turning Providence into a regional hub for the “Summer of Soccer”
Falling concrete from Route 10 connector shuts down rail traffic; officials say seven similar structures exist across Rhode Island
Getting up the East Side once meant horses, cable cars and ingenuity. Now, it usually means walking
Reimbursement rate set by state law in 1979 woefully inadequate to cover car repairs, motorists and auto repair experts say
Fewer buses and lost night and weekend service have disrupted riders’ routines across Rhode Island, while saving the state about $4.4 million, according to RIPTA
Wait for the Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers to sign off has been more than 90 days