Fake eyeballs, burns at DCA staged emergency
A video captures some of the drama during Reagan National’s emergency drill, held Saturday at the airport.
Reagan National to host emergency exercise
Officials at Reagan National Airport will hold an emergency response exercise at the airport Saturday.
Silver Line first phase set to be completed in November
Passenger service on the rail line could begin in January.
MWAA board slated to meet Wednesday
The board of directors for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is slated to meet Wednesday. They are expected to get a update about the Silver Line rail project.
Transportation Secretary offers words of comfort to victims of the Navy Yard shooting
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx offers words of comfort to those affected by the Washington Navy Yard shootings, which happened just footsteps from the Department of Transportation’s headquarters.
Officials work on plan to get Navy Yard’s ‘sheltered-in-place’ workers home safely
With thousands of Navy Yard-area employees sheltering in place, officials now face the task of how they will get them home tonight.
A yellow light primer
As D.C. prepares to more than double the number of traffic enforcement cameras, Post readers asked for a primer on yellow lights and pedestrian crossings.
Drivers, beware: D.C. to aim more cameras at traffic scofflaws
D.C. will add 132 cameras, and they won’t just be aimed at speeders and red-light runners.
Walking the 11th Street Bridge
D.C. officials celebrated the opening of a new span of the 11th Street Bridge on Saturday.
Festival celebrates a new 11th Street Bridge
D.C. officials on Saturday celebrated the opening of the bridge six months ahead of schedule.
United Airlines fined for not issuing prompt refunds
United Airlines was cited by federal officials for failing to make prompt refunds to customers and for its handling of animals on some flights.
Business is booming at BWI
For the first time in a decade, more passengers flew through BWI than Dulles. hort summary of story
Even with smartphones, some commuters are left in the dark
Even with smartphones in hand, some commuters still are left without the 411.
More Red Line woes
An early morning derailment on the Red Line is just another in a series of problems that have affected service on the busy line.
Are D.C. drivers really the worst?
A new study says that D.C. drivers are the worst in the nation. What do you think?
TSA has an app for that
The Transportation Security Administration has an app that offers information about airport delays and a way to e-mail TSA representatives questions.
Metro stop on Silver Line short of funds
Route 28 station on Metro’s new Silver Line short on funds
Reagan National’s Terminal A is getting $37M facelift
For many travelers, historic Terminal A represents the airport of their childhood: quaint, but cramped.
Drivers towed from Silver Spring lot eligible for refunds
Montgomery County's consumer protection agency says signs at the center did not comply with county and state towing laws.
Lori Aratani writes about how people live, work and play in the D.C. region for The Post’s Transportation and Development team. She grew up in California and graduated from Boston University, where she learned the real meaning of cold weather.