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Arlington speed cameras begin issuing fines
New speed cameras are up at 10 different schools in Arlington. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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Speeders be warned: These Arlington school zone cams now issuing tickets
Starting Wednesday, speeding cameras near some schools in Arlington County, Virginia, will issue tickets instead of warnings. Arlington County installed cameras at ten school zones at the start of the school year. The cameras operate at the beginning and end of the school day. When the school zone lights are flashing, the speed limit is 20 miles per hour. Drivers…
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Speed cameras giving tickets near Arlington County schools
Here’s where the cameras were installed.
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Workers, riders rally against DC Circulator shutdown
Circulator workers are calling on Mayor Muriel Bowser and DDOT to negotiate a transition of Circulator service to Metrobus service. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Drivers paid $10M in DC bus lane fines — but still owe over $12M
Since last November, drivers have been getting $100 fines for blocking the lanes when they’re caught by cameras installed on about 140 Metrobuses. The fines double if they’re not paid on time.
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Thousands of DC bus lane tickets going unpaid
Since last November, drivers have been getting $100 fines for blocking the lanes when they’re caught by cameras installed on about 140 Metrobuses. The fines double if they’re not paid on time. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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What makes most travelers decide between DCA, IAD or BWI
Proximity, convenience and cost are the main reasons people choose a particular airport. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports which reason is the most common for D.C. area travelers.
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WATCH: Train collides with 18-wheeler carrying a tank
A train in Goose Creek, South Carolina, collided with an 18-wheeler carrying a tank Thursday after the truck became stuck on the tracks
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Maryland family frustrated after school bus unable to pick up daughter with wheelchair
For one Prince George’s county family, the bugs in their school’s transportation system have been big ones.
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Maryland family frustrated after school bus issues
A Prince George’s County family has had a frustrating start to the school year making sure the school bus picks up their child. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Budget cuts put Charles County Light Rail in jeopardy
Charles County leaders say they feel blindsided that their top transportation priority could be put on hold due to budget cuts. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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TSA demonstrates how it screens for explosives ahead of 9/11 anniversary
News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss was at Regan National Airport for a safety demonstration from the Transportation Security Administration.
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Cars collect troves of data about traffic and road hazards. Should they share it?
Transportation officials are hoping a major investment in a technology allowing cars to talk to other cars about hazards on the road could be part of the solution to a recent surge in traffic deaths.
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Some Jeep SUVs and pickups are catching fire even after engines are turned off, owners say
U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating reports that the engines can catch fire on some Jeep SUVs and pickup trucks with the ignition turned off.
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Montgomery County debuts Pink and Lime bus routes serving Shady Grove, Rio
Montgomery County debuted two new bus lines serving the Rio shopping center and Shady Grove community on Monday. News4’s Joseph Olmo speaks to County Executive Marc Elrich about plans to make these lines greener in the near future.
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Metro has traffic bottlenecks, too. Here's the worst one
Traffic bottlenecks largely affect drivers – but Metro trains get caught up in jams, too. News4 transportation reporter Adam Tuss and traffic reporter Melissa Mollet explain.
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Construction blues: Virginia's worst traffic bottleneck is on I-495
News4’s Adam Tuss is taking a look at the end-of-summer slowdown in the DMV. Here’s why part of the Beltway in Virginia is a major bottleneck.
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Police crack down on speed limits for cyclists on Capital Crescent Trail
After community complaints about speeding cyclists, police are at Capital Crescent Trail enforcing speed limits and educating cyclists. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Maryland cuts $1.3B in 6-year transportation draft plan
Maryland’s six-year capital transportation plan will drop by $1.3 billion. That’s according to a draft plan state officials released Tuesday in response to operating costs that are outpacing revenue growth. Officials say the reduction in the $18.9 billion program for fiscal years 2025 to 2030 will result in deferred projects, such as sidewalk repair and intersection improvements. It also will...
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Parts of Sligo Creek Parkway close due to Purple Line construction
Starting Sept. 16, a portion of Sligo Creek Parkway will temporarily close in Silver Spring, Maryland due to crews laying down tracks for the Purple Line. The parkway will be closed from Schuyler Road to Wayne Avenue. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.