Transportation

D.C. residents got on their first Metro train 50 years ago on March 27, 1976. Here's a look back at the beginning. 

As the partial government shutdown stretches into its sixth week, the impact is being felt by travelers at airports across the country.

There are plenty of potential problems for drivers out on the roads: speeders, distractions, and apparently – headlight glare is raising concerns about safety too.

A plan to close a popular bike lane in D.C., which data suggests has significantly reduced crashes and injuries, has been delayed after a group of local cyclists filed a lawsuit. 

ICE agents were spotted at Reagan National (DCA) and are reportedly headed to Dulles (IAD) to help TSA manage staffing shortages and long security lines.

38% of TSA officers at BWI Airport called out on Sunday, the third-highest in the country. 

The House Oversight Committee on Wednesday is considering a proposal that would eliminate Washington, D.C.’s traffic camera program.

The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted a ground stop that was issued for all flights out of D.C.'s major airports Friday afternoon.

The Arlington County Sheriff's Office has released new mugshots of the suspect accused of assaulting a woman on the Metro. 

An all clear was issued at Reagan National Airport on Thursday after a suspicious package prompted the evacuation of a concourse.

New research shows there’s been an increase in fatal hit-and-run crashes.

The first flights carrying passengers from the Middle East landed at Dulles International Airport Thursday afternoon, marking a breakthrough after days of travel chaos and thousands stranded overseas.

Drivers across the D.C. region and nationwide are being warned about a growing text message scam involving fake E ZPass toll notices.

Maryland State Police did not comment on the trooper's condition. The other driver was reportedly uninjured.

Dulles International Airport could soon be getting a makeover.