Lyft to pull scooters from Atlanta streets

There will be fewer scooters in the city of Atlanta starting next Friday. Lyft is looking to pull their scooter operations from Atlanta.

Bus driver crashes into ditch with 10 children aboard, arrested for DUI, officials say

A 20-year-old school bus driver was arrested for driving under the influence of a controlled substance after crashing a bus into a ditch with 10 children aboard in Oregon on Wednesday, authorities said.

75-year-old man assaulted at Chicago-Lake Transit Center dies, suspect now charged with murder

A 75-year-old man, who was punched last week after he allegedly asked people on the bus to lower their voices, has passed away from his injuries, according to the Minneapolis police.

Mayor debuts new Atlanta Department of Transportation

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms introduced the public to the officials set to lead the city's newly formed Department of Transportation.

Beggar accused of striking Atlanta airline passenger has long rap sheet

A beggar accused of punching an airline traveler has a long rap sheet. The incident on Saturday morning inside the airport property prompts a call for increased police protection. 

AP: At least 1,680 dams across the US pose potential risk

The security camera at Lake Dunlap Dam near San Antonio was rolling one day last May as it usually does, helping dam operators monitor for signs of trouble.

Police: Atlanta airline passenger assaulted by panhandler

It was supposed to be a routine weekend at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. But that certainly was not the case for one international traveler.

BART GM 'disappointed' over sandwich citation but says officer was doing his job

Video of a Bart police officer detaining a man for eating a sandwich on a platform at the Pleasant Hill Station was met with criticism Friday, and now the transit agency's general manager is speaking out about the incident. 

BART police officer detains man for eating sandwich on Pleasant Hill train platform

A passenger waiting to board a BART train at the Pleasant Hill station was stopped by a BART police officer, detained and cited for eating a sandwich, a violation of state law, according to the transit agency.

Veterans get new cars thanks to insurance company

More than 100 veterans across the country now have the keys to a set of new wheels ahead of Veterans Day.

NTSB: States should require bicyclists to wear helmets

A government agency is recommending that all 50 states enact laws requiring bicyclists to wear helmets to stem an increase in bicycle deaths on U.S. roadways.

Humble BART supervisor saves man's life: 'That's what I'm here for'

You've all seen the video by now— a courageous BART employee lifts an intoxicated man who fell onto the track way back on to the platform right as a train approaches at Oakland's Coliseum Station. But John O'Connor says he doesn't feel like a hero.

State lawmakers continue e-scooter discussion

State lawmakers continued their discussion of safety regulations when it comes to electric scooters.