Opinion: Confession of a kid who played with (real) trains

Let me caution my readers that you should never, ever try this.  It’s dangerous and probably illegal. 

Metro-North prices are up — but less than inflation

A new fare increase takes effect on Metro-North. We examined how much Connecticut riders are paying now compared with a decade ago.

Opinion: We built transportation’s future, then got stuck in traffic

Let’s give Connecticut some credit. For almost 400 years, our small state has punched above its weight in the realm of transportation innovation.

New app combines NYC subways, buses and trains

One app for nearly every NYC commute? Sign us up.

Second round of rail fare increases to go into effect on July 1

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Fare increases are coming to Connecticut rails starting July 1. It’s an increase that’s been on the books since last year. At the end of last July, Connecticut Depa…

'Frustrating' wait for state inspection stalls use of Greenwich train station elevator

"It is something that is in the state’s hands right now," wrote First Selectman Fred Camillo.

Opinion: The Great Speed Camera Debate of '26

Do automated speed cameras slow drivers and protect children near schools, or are they out-of-control government surveillance and a “money grab?"

Fairfield says speed camera tickets will start Monday despite calls for a pause

State Sen. Tony Hwang, R-Fairfield, called for the program to be paused to allow for more public education.

Amtrak denied injunction against Metro-North for track use

NEW YORK (PIX11) — A District Court judge has rendered a ruling on a case brought by Amtrak against the MTA. Last week, Amtrak’s petition for a preliminary injunction was denied in the Southe…

Higher gas prices could strain CT’s transportation rebuild plans

Certain gasoline and sales tax receipts could “soften” this summer if prices remain elevated or turn worse in the coming months.

Opinion: Wheels welcome on board, but know the rules

You can bring your own bike, e-bike or scooter on the bus or train, but you should learn the rules first.

MTA Seeking Companies to Build 252 New Metro-North Passenger Coaches

Opinion: Could Metro-North face a strike?

Will Metro-North unions seek parity with LIRR workers? Of course they will.

Long Island Rail Road workers go on strike after MTA, unions fail to reach new contract

The work stoppage, the LIRR's first since 1994, went into effect after the MTA and five unions representing 3,500 workers failed to reach a deal on a new four-year contract.