A Mediterranean cruise is one of those trips that sounds almost too good to be true. New country every day, ancient history ...

Skip I-95 traffic with Amtrak’s Auto Train, a nonstop overnight ride from Virginia to Florida that lets you bring your car and arrive near Orlando refreshed.

A microcar in France is known as a voiture sans permis (VSP) or voiturette. The Ami is a lightweight two-seater limited to 45 ...

There’s also skepticism from London’s famed black cab drivers, who must pass a grueling training course known as “The Knowledge,” which requires memorizing hundreds of routes and takes years to ...

The French TGV covers 440 km between Paris and Lyon in under two hours at 300 km/h — a speed and city-center-to-city-center ...

The three-hour sightseeing train travels through Niigata Prefecture's most stunning landscapes, with sake pairings on board.

Alphabet unit Waymo said on Monday it has gone fully autonomous in Nashville, Tennessee, ramping up operations as the robotaxi race heats up in the United States. In September, the company and Lyft ...

Already off to an auspicious start welcoming over 10,000 riders in the first week of 2026, the Reading & Northern Railroad passenger department has unveiled its slate of Bike Trains for the new year.

Portland area leaders took what advocates consider a “huge” step Tuesday toward bringing back a historic 30-minute train ride from the Oregon Zoo through Washington Park. The Metro Council voted ...

French authorities say the ride-sharing group knowingly avoided its obligations as an employer of its drivers, according to an investigative report. Uber's legal team countered that previous French ...

Illegal taxi cab drivers have for decades run rampant at New York City’s major transportation hubs, despite tight regulations on who can charge people for car rides across the five boroughs. A new ...

The “distractions of Donald Trump and Davos” proved an “opportune” moment for France’s state-owned rail operator SNCF to “slip out some news”, said Gavin Mortimer in The Spectator. “Welcome to ...