More US commuters drive solo
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Global-warming warnings have not dissuaded Americans from driving to work alone. In fact, their numbers have been rising.
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If so, leave early. Travel experts predict traffic congestion, poor weather and possible job actions by Pennsylvania Turnpike toll takers and US Airways workers at Philadelphia International
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area led the nation in traffic jams in 2005, with rush-hour drivers spending an extra 72 hours a year on average stuck in traffic, according to a study released on Tuesday.
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Service interruptions reported across the U.S.
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Washingtonians are spending an increasing amount of their lives stuck in ever-worsening traffic, according to a national study released this morning that also found that the region maintained
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Traffic congestion may be worsened by motorists chatting on cellphones, a new study suggests.
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New York and other major US cities are considering fees for those driving during rush hour.
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The number of Americans who can't find employment creeps higher.
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Estimated safety belt use on U.S.  roads has hit 80 percent for the first time in the drive to  reduce highway fatalities, which totaled more than 42,000 last  year, the government said on Thursday.
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The roads and airports will likely be pretty crowded this weekend. AAA over 40 million people will travel over the Independence Day weekend. That&#039;s a record.
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People who live in sprawling metropolitan areas are paying a health toll for all that time spent sitting in cars instead of walking.
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LOS ANGELES -- California&#39;s love affair with the SUV has deepened since the early 1990s, with one in eight motorists driving the soccer-mom standby and registrations soaring 250 percent, a US Census Bureau report released yesterday said.
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By Pat Reavy Deseret Morning News  Even though there were fewer cars than usual on the road thanks to the holiday, Monday's morning commute still had plenty of accidents due to an early morning cold front.
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People driving or riding in a sport utility vehicle in 2003 were nearly 11 percent more likely to die in an accident than people in cars.
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If you're late for work, a driver using a cell phone may be to blame. U.S. researchers said on Wednesday that people who use cell phones while behind the wheel impede the flow of traffic, clog highways and extend commute times.
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Commuters can experience greater stress than a fighter pilot or policeman, according to a new report.
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Despite record fuel prices above $3 per gallon, more Americans are expected to travel by car over the Memorial Day holiday weekend than a year ago