The region’s three airports, Washington Dulles, Reagan National and Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall, are among the nation’s top airports are serving healthier fare, according to a new report.
Guest celebrated the near-completion of the Silver Line rail project at a private reception held at the Tysons Central stop.
A flight that left Washington Dulles International Airport early Friday morning bound for Morgantown, WVa. was forced to return to the airport after experiencing mechanical problems. No injures were reported.
For second day in a row, Metro’s busiest line leaves riders facing delays in morning commute.
Frank M. “Rusty” Conner III was elected the new chairman of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. Warner Session will be the board’s vice chair.
Among the riders on Chicago’s Blue Line: an alligator
The dispatch fee paid by passengers whose trips originate at Reagan National would also increase under the airports authority’s plan.
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority’s board of directors is expected to meet Wednesday when they will be briefed on the handover of the first phase of Silver Line rail project.
Area leaders say Ron Kirby provided a reasoned voice during contentious debates over transportation policy.
News of his death spread quickly, leaving many who worked closely with him over the years shaken.
Post reporter learns that Chevy, not Ford, makes the Impala.
Now they are catching more flak as new taxicab rules go into effect.
Russian officials are offering free subway rides to customers willing to do 30 squats.
We examine the myth of the traffic-free federal holiday.
Drivers say they make too little money.
Local blogger Tiffany Bridge offers tips on how to navigate public transportation with baby in tow.
Officials with the TSA here in Washington, D.C. and at airport checkpoints across the country will observe a moment of silence.
A group of D.C. taxicab drivers affiliated with the Teamsters has filed a lawsuit against the District seeking more time to implement changes.
A memorial fund has been created for Gerardo Ismael Hernandez, the first TSA officer to be killed in the line of duty since the agency was established.
Some images from a sneak peek tour of the soon-to-be-open Silver Line rail extension. The $5.6 billion project is one of the largest infrastructure projects in the U.S.
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.