Why are so many planes crashing? Scientists weigh inDespite recent high-profile airplane crashes, aviation experts assert that overall air travel remains statistically the safest mode of transportation.
Yes, Flying in the U.S. Is SafeRecent aviation accidents have raised safety concerns, yet air travel remains statistically safer compared to other forms of travel.
Why are so many planes crashing? Scientists weigh inDespite recent high-profile airplane crashes, aviation experts assert that overall air travel remains statistically the safest mode of transportation.
Yes, Flying in the U.S. Is SafeRecent aviation accidents have raised safety concerns, yet air travel remains statistically safer compared to other forms of travel.
It's Not Your Imagination. Airlines Are Padding Flight Times.Flights from JFK to LAX are slower than in 1995, yet on-time arrival rates have improved due to adjusted schedules.
More time on the plane, but more flights arriving earlyToday's flights are slower but arrive early more often due to airlines extending scheduled durations.Airlines optimize for improved on-time metrics by adjusting flight schedules.
It's Not Your Imagination. Airlines Are Padding Flight Times.Flights from JFK to LAX are slower than in 1995, yet on-time arrival rates have improved due to adjusted schedules.
More time on the plane, but more flights arriving earlyToday's flights are slower but arrive early more often due to airlines extending scheduled durations.Airlines optimize for improved on-time metrics by adjusting flight schedules.
Holiday travel period will see major traffic on Bay Area highways, at airportsHoliday travel is projected to hit a record 119.3 million people, surpassing the previous high in 2019.
California city has one of quickest commutes in the countryFresno, California has the fourth-fastest commute in the U.S., significantly shorter than the average Californian who spends over 29 minutes commuting.
Cities Where the Most People Ferry to WorkFerry ridership is recovering slowly from pandemic effects, despite significant commuter use in certain regions.Ferries serve as a crucial transportation link, particularly in congested coastal cities.
The Car Stole Our Bliss - And It Started 125 Years Ago Today - Streetsblog New York CityAutomobiles have caused over 3.9 million fatalities in the U.S. since their inception, highlighting a persistent public health crisis.
Ebikes are more popular than ever, but we're nowhere near a car-less worldThe popularity of bikes is rising in Europe, with projections indicating that more bikes than cars will be sold by 2030.