A group of university researchers and state authorities will monitor the movements of 1,000 Baltimore residents with the goal of improving transit "through an equity lens."

A new app from Via Transportation is hoped to provide greater accessibility as residents of Georgetown, Delaware, consider dozens of transit options.

Emails obtained by the Los Angeles Daily News show city transportation officials used an encrypted messaging service to discuss a vehicle-tracking program and did not save the correspondence.

A policy enacted in February by the D.C. transportation department requiring companies to share ride data in real time is facing escalating criticism from privacy advocates and neighborhood groups.

A new data hub from New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission will grant residents and officials insight into the way for-hire vehicles move around the city.

A mercurial landscape of transportation options is challenging cities in way that urban transportation officials say they can't build their way out of.

The future of the Texas capital’s sharing economy shows more potential than ever, even with two big players out of the picture.

A new state law creates tighter regulations for ride-hailing services after complaints of unfair treatment from the limousine industry.

The new ordinance could prompt a substantial effort from city staff to craft new regulations, as other governments eye similar efforts.