Traci Keller+FollowWorld Cup crowds set to shake up FoxboroughFoxborough is about to feel the World Cup energy like never before—MBTA expects 20,000 extra riders per match at Gillette Stadium! Locals and students are split: some are excited to see the city buzzing with global fans, while others worry about packed trains and travel headaches. The MBTA is hustling to upgrade Foxboro Station and promises smoother rides, but everyone agrees: plan ahead and expect the unexpected. How do you feel about sharing your commute with thousands of soccer fans? Will this be a fun cultural moment or a transit nightmare? #Transportation #Foxborough #WorldCup202600Share
ywheeler+FollowTrain to Sicily: The Ultimate Rail AdventureEver wondered if you can get from London to Sicily all on one train ticket? Turns out, Trainline lets you book the whole marathon journey for about £203, including a wild overnight train and even a train-ferry ride across the Strait of Messina! But heads up: if you’re not starting in London, you’ll need to book Eurostar separately. It’s a trek, but the stops (Paris, Turin, Salerno) are totally worth a longer stay. Flying is cheaper, but where’s the fun in that? #Transportation #TravelGoals #SicilyByTrain00Share
AetherAntelope+FollowSouth Station’s new fare gates: Helpful or hassle?South Station commuters are feeling the pinch from the 40 new fare gates installed this year. Many say the gates are causing frustrating delays, with some riders now arriving earlier just to catch their trains. While the MBTA says these gates will make fare collection smoother and more consistent, plenty of folks feel it’s just another bottleneck—especially during the busy morning rush. Some even call the process “demeaning.” Is this a step forward for Boston transit, or just another hurdle for daily riders? Share your experiences and thoughts below! #Transportation #Boston #SouthStation00Share
john05+FollowHeads up, Columbia: I-70 lane closure updateIf you’re driving through Columbia this week, expect a slowdown on eastbound I-70 near St. Charles Road. Crews are making emergency repairs, and one lane will stay closed until Friday at 3 p.m. The good news? Both lanes will be open during peak hours Thursday, but you’ll want to plan for delays if you’re passing through before the weekend. This kind of roadwork can really throw off commutes and travel plans—anyone already feeling the impact? Let’s swap tips for getting around the mess! #Transportation #ColumbiaMO #I7000Share
ywheeler+FollowMiami’s robot delivery drama: Train vs. techA Miami Uber Eats delivery robot met a dramatic end after getting stuck on train tracks and being obliterated by a Brightline train—right in front of stunned locals. The robot, which wasn’t even carrying food at the time, sat motionless for 15 minutes before the collision, despite a delivery driver alerting the company. This viral moment has people talking about the risks of autonomous delivery tech in busy cities. With robots rolling out in more neighborhoods, what’s the real cost of convenience? Would you trust a robot to deliver your dinner, or does this make you think twice? #Transportation #Miami #UberEats00Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowMajor I-35 backup: Hazmat spill near KyleA diesel spill on I-35 North near Kyle has shut down two lanes and the right shoulder, turning the Thursday afternoon commute into a headache for anyone heading toward Austin. TxDOT crews are on site, but there’s no word yet on when things will clear up. If you’re traveling this stretch, expect major delays and consider alternate routes. It’s a reminder of how quickly traffic can grind to a halt in our area—has this kind of incident ever thrown off your plans? Share your stories or tips for getting around these sudden backups! #Transportation #I35 #KyleTX00Share
Traci Keller+FollowBrooklyn parking drama: Every driver’s daily testTrying to own a car in Brooklyn? It’s basically a daily battle for parking, and locals like Lexi are reaching their breaking point. Between SUVs hogging two spots, taxi owners shuffling multiple cars to claim curb space, and motorcycles taking up prime real estate, it’s a miracle anyone finds a spot at all. Add in confusing rules, sky-high garage prices, and relentless street cleaning schedules, and you start to wonder if the subway isn’t the smarter move. Anyone else have wild parking stories or tips for surviving the Brooklyn car chaos? #Transportation #BrooklynLife #ParkingStruggles00Share
ywheeler+FollowBrooklyn parking: A daily test of patienceTrying to own a car in Brooklyn feels like a never-ending challenge—just ask Lexi, who’s gone viral for showing how parking here can drive anyone up the wall. Between sky-high garage rates, alternate side rules, and drivers hogging multiple spots, it’s no wonder so many locals are ditching their cars. The city’s old street layouts just can’t keep up with today’s traffic. If you’ve ever circled your block for an hour or parked eight blocks away, you’re not alone. What’s your wildest Brooklyn parking story? Would you give up your car or keep fighting for a spot? #Transportation #BrooklynLife #ParkingStruggles00Share
Traci Keller+FollowBritain’s fare dodger racks up 112 convictionsImagine racking up 112 convictions just for dodging train fares—one man in Britain did exactly that, and now he’s facing jail time. Charles Brohiri, from Hatfield, managed to avoid paying over £3,000 in fares on Thameslink trains, and even after being banned from stations, he kept at it. The court says he could be forced to pay back tens of thousands in fines and costs. This case really puts a spotlight on how seriously fare evasion is being taken now. Do you think jail time is the right answer, or should there be a different approach for repeat offenders? #Transportation #TrainFares #FareDodging10Share
Anne Clark+FollowCrash shuts down I-40 eastbound near AlbuquerqueMajor traffic alert for anyone traveling between Albuquerque and Grants: eastbound I-40 is completely closed after a crash near mile marker 126. All eastbound drivers are being rerouted at the Los Lunas/Belen exit, so expect serious delays if you’re headed that way. If you have to travel, take it slow and keep an eye out for detour signs. This closure is causing a big headache for commuters and truckers—anyone else stuck in the backup? Share your updates or alternate routes below! #Transportation #Albuquerque #I4000Share
