Transportation

FOX 5 is tracking the Metro and red line riders got welcome news this weekend: The four stations that were closed for the summer are back open, right on time.

Boeing has temporarily halted test flights of its 777X aircraft after identifying a structural issue with a custom component that connects the engine to the aircraft.

School bus transportation improvements are coming to Prince George’s County with the intention of easing the system’s problem with late or no-show buses.

Transportation Security Administration officers confiscated a stun gun that was crafted to look like an iPhone, officials said Tuesday.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is warning drivers who use E-ZPass about a text message scam that seeks payment for bogus toll charges.

Starting last month, there will be a small reprieve from airplane noise to Northwest D.C. residents along the Potomac River.

Virginia Railway Express commuters can expect delays Friday after a train struck a tree on the tracks in Fairfax County. 

The Capital Beltway — the 64-mile highway enveloping Washington, D.C. and its inner suburbs — turns 60 years old this month.

FOX 5 has learned there is increased interest in having license plate readers in residential areas amid growing concern about neighborhood crime.

Metro riders can expect delays Wednesday after an arching insulator closed some stations along the Red Line.

Delta Air Lines announced plans to seek compensation from Microsoft and CrowdStrike.

The District Department of Transportation has announced that the DC Circulator service will end on December 31, as part of the District Fiscal Year 2025 Budget and Financial Plan. 

The teenager who shot and killed a man at Wheaton Metro Station last May will spend 35 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised probation.

A BNSF train derailment reported in Big Lake has closed off the area near the railway as crews and authorities respond to the wreckage.

A global Microsoft outage that is disrupting banks, commerce, and other businesses around the world is also affecting D.C. area airports and the Metro transit system.

A global technology outage grounded flights, knocked banks and hospital systems offline and media outlets off air on Friday in a massive disruption that affected companies and services around the world and highlighted dependence on software from a handful of providers.

The grants announced Wednesday by President Joe Biden's administration come from a $1 trillion infrastructure package he signed into law in 2021.

A woman contacted FOX 5 after being assaulted at the L’Enfant Plaza Metro Station in Southwest D.C.

If you have spent any amount of time in D.C., you have no doubt seen mopeds buzzing around.