Transportation
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
Rhode Island mass transit planners are soliciting public input on major projects to undertake in the coming years. RIDOT’s online survey closes today
The ferry service with routes to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard plans to run even after much of the pier was closed for repairs
After questioning RIDOT Director Peter Alviti, Rep. June Speakman says she’s troubled by what she sees as little internal accountability or in-house expertise guiding the state’s major infrastructure projects
State lawmakers pressed Director Peter Alviti for answers Thursday, marking the most intense public scrutiny of the Washington Bridge collapse since the release of a critical audit this fall
For the first time since a critical audit, House and Senate Oversight committees will grill RIDOT leaders about who knew what — and why warning signs were missed before the bridge’s abrupt closure in 2023
