Transportation

DART First State plans on focusing more on "microtransit" to use its bus fleet for smaller, targeted routs while maintaining key routes.

Without Pennsylvania funding, it's likely that SEPTA will end train service to all Delaware stations, impacting many who use it for their daily commute.

The next generation of driver is headed to Delaware and some leaders are speaking out to ensure its future travel is a safe one in the First State.

Harrington Logistics, LLC. will soon close, forcing 150 employees out of a job in the near future.

The final draft of the Dover Municipal Freight Plan has been released by the Dover/Kent Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), outlining a series of steps city leaders should take to make safer and more efficient travels.

The Trump administration has cut off funding for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, leaving Delaware’s transition to having more electric vehicles on its roads, and the funding leaders were relying on to make it happen, now in question.

The Wilmington Airport (ILG) may still be shopping for a potential commercial airline service, but its future lies as a hub for select destinations or a connector to larger markets.

One of Delaware’s homegrown businesses is headed to Super Bowl LIX this weekend as Carvertise prepares to park a “swarm” of colorfully-wrapped cars front and center at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

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