The life of a young Virginia woman was changed forever when she got in an accident while using her phone. One tech company is trying to prevent that from happening with a new device.

Confusion persists about the Silver Line, which is why WMATA is holding public meetings to gather common questions and concerns about the $6.8 billion project, including when it opens and how it affects peoples' commute.

As the District contemplates eliminating parking requirements for some developments, experts say car sharing services can more than meet the excess demand for transit within the city.

Two Virginia lawmakers are revisiting the original Metro route plans, which called for extensions of the transit system as far south as Woodbridge in Prince William County.

Metro officials will be discussing changes in service with the new Silver Line, which is scheduled to open at the end of the year.

Under Virginia's new transportation funding plan, the wallets of energy-efficient car drivers will take a bit of a hit.

The last Metro trains will be heading out an hour earlier than normal Saturday night. Or at least it will seem that way until Daylight Savings kicks in at 2 a.m.

D.C. is on the verge of entering a big fight over cars and parking, as zoning officials consider whether to allow developers not to include parking spaces in all new buildings.

Cyclists ask lawmakers for wider bike lanes and better accident statistics. 

Two prominent area members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee have publicly called into question Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood's continued support of embattled MWAA leaders.