#transportation-issues

#transportation-issues

...Duffy gave the authority 37 days to respond, after which the grants could be terminated.

"Taxi drivers in Paris clashed with police as they protested against fare changes for medical transport. Nationwide actions continued with demonstrations in several cities throughout the week."

Here are the 13 flights that United has canceled most often since the crisis began: UA3603, UA3684, UA3626, UA2161, UA3528, UA3437, UA3609, UA3469, UA3675, UA3481, UA3712, UA3509, UA3514.

'The Connection features wide-ranging conversations about the bonds that hold us together, the forces that drive us apart, and the conflicts that keep us from exploring life's possibilities.'

Sunset Dunes, the newly opened oceanfront park, attracted hundreds of visitors, celebrating a community space despite ongoing opposition regarding the closure of the Upper Great Highway.

Hiring skilled staff is a considerable challenge for small businesses outside major UK cities, as talent is increasingly moving towards urban centers where job prospects are more abundant.

"I don’t know how I am supposed to recover with the things that are happening. I cannot get the treatment I need."

It will always be hard to explain to men how it really feels for women to move through the world, but I'll try...

The drivers have been pushing city agencies for years to install more hitching posts to safely tether horses, highlighting a basic need for restroom access.

"It's a legal extortion ... the absurd amount of tolls, of violations, of fees that E-ZPass charges," petition starter and longtime Bronx resident Joel Becerra told The Post.

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch is investigating the incident where a passenger's hand became stuck in the doors of an Elizabeth line train, resulting in minor injuries.

Rural schools face unique challenges during disasters due to distance, limited resources, and lack of infrastructure, making recovery and continued education significantly harder.

Stena Line has been working hard to provide alternative travel arrangements for customers during the busy festive period, with new routes introduced to assist continuity.

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary attributed the rise in flight prices to Dublin Airport's passenger cap, insisting it had nothing to do with the closure of the Holyhead ferry port.