Transportation
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
At least a few Rhode Island doctors dusted off old ski gear to trudge their way to work despite the blizzard conditions
Alviti’s decision to retire now, after weathering more than two years of intense scrutiny and criticism, surprised many
Starting Feb. 1, TSA will require travelers without compliant forms of identification to verify their identity through a biometric or biographic system
Brian Evers, a trucker for freight company XPO, has driven enough miles to circle the earth 80 times without an accident
Ridership was down across RIPTA’s routes, according to a year-over-year study by the Save RIPTA Coalition