Transportation

A new Arizona law is targeting distracted driving, following 66 deaths on state roads in 2024 alone, according to data from the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Delta Air Lines says travelers should not expect airline ticket prices to fall significantly even if fuel costs decline, as carriers continue to face higher expenses across their operations.

The first Freedom Fuel gas station has opened in Philadelphia as part of a White House‑backed effort to offer drivers discounted gasoline.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a near-collision between two commercial aircraft at Boston Logan International Airport on Saturday.

Dali chief engineer admitted Thursday to a federal safety violation for hiding a hazard before a power loss caused the ship to strike and collapse Baltimore's Key Bridge in 2024.

Popular ride-share services Uber and Lyft will charge different customers different rates for the exact same rides, even when they are ordered at the same time, a new Consumer Reports article claims. 

New e-bike laws are officially in effect across Gilbert. The rules establish sidewalk speed limits and helmet mandates to help keep riders, drivers, and pedestrians safe.

To prevent major travel backups like the 200 delays seen last week, the FAA is fast-tracking the recruitment of 2,400 air traffic controllers by fiscal year 2028.

A close call between a vehicle and an electric bike carrying three people at a Phoenix intersection has raised questions regarding whether state and local laws are keeping pace with e-bike use.

Drivers looking for weekend parking in downtown Phoenix are encountering broken meters. City officials say code rules still apply and crews are working to replace meter batteries.

Phoenix is purchasing dozens of new transponders to give air traffic controllers and pilots real-time visibility of airfield vehicles, mitigating the risk of dangerous runway conflicts.