Tens of thousands of complaints come in from frustrated drivers every year over broken parking meters in the District.

Many District students rely on city buses to get to and from school every day, but now the city is picking up the tab.

Metro is considering temporary closures for several stations on the Red Line in order to fix water infilitration, but so far the plans have not yet reached Maryland lawmakers.

The push to build the Bi-County Parkway in Loudoun and Prince William counties is raising questions about who is making the most important transportation decisions in Virginia.

Structural and maintenance problems at the Friendship Heights and Medical Center stations may force Metro to close that stretch of the Red Line for up to six weeks.

Managing the flow of cars, buses, bikes, and pedestrians in Washington, D.C. isn't easy, and engineers with the city's Department of Transportation are constantly having to balance seemingly competing interests and make adjustments when plans that seemed good on paper don't pan out.

Drivers in the Commonwealth of Virginia face annual car ownership costs well in excess of the national average, according to a report released today.

A new set of regulations has threatened to shut down a low-price taxi service recently unveiled by app-based livery provider Uber, prompting yet another round of complaints that D.C. officials are looking to shut the company down.

Cyclists and their advocates are unhappy with a D.C. decision to alter the design of a bike lane on M Street to accommodate a historic church, but city officials say their decision represents a suitable compromise.