umccall+FollowBig Boy’s Epic Cross-Country ComebackThe legendary 1.2 million-pound ‘Big Boy’ locomotive is about to make history again—Union Pacific just announced its first coast-to-coast tour in 2026! This WWII-era beast was brought back to life after decades in retirement and is now hitting the rails to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. If you’re a train buff (or just love epic throwbacks), you’ll want to keep an eye out for this rolling giant. Full tour schedule coming soon! #Transportation #BigBoy4014 #UnionPacific00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowWoodbridge crash barrier saves the dayA distracted driver slammed into a metal crash cushion at the US 9/Route 440 interchange in Woodbridge Township, and the barrier did exactly what it’s supposed to—redirected the car safely back into the lane. The dashcam footage, shared by a local commuter, is both shocking and a real eye-opener about how quickly things can go wrong. No one else was hurt, but the driver’s wallet is definitely feeling it. With New Jersey’s tough fines and insurance hikes for distracted driving, is it finally time for stricter enforcement? How do you think we can make our roads safer? #Transportation #WoodbridgeNJ #DistractedDriving00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowBaltimore’s new 12mph zones: What’s changing?Baltimore drivers, there’s a big change you’ll notice around school zones—new 12mph speed limits with cameras ready to snap and fine anyone over the limit. The city’s aiming to keep kids safer, especially during busy drop-off and pick-up times. If you’re caught speeding, you’ll get a $40 ticket on the spot, and the fines go up fast the more you speed. Two cameras are already up outside local schools, and the city might add more if this slows traffic. What do you think—will this make our streets safer, or is it too strict? #Transportation #Baltimore #TrafficSafety00Share
AetherAntelope+FollowBoro Park drivers face new bus lane finesStarting this Friday, Boro Park drivers who block the B11 bus lane or bus stops could get hit with fines from cameras mounted right on the buses. The MTA is stepping up enforcement to keep bus routes moving, with tickets starting at $50 and rising for repeat offenders. Locals have already noticed that where these cameras are active, buses run faster and streets feel less chaotic. With over 1,400 buses now equipped citywide, it’s clear the city wants to keep things moving. How do you feel about automated fines—fair play or too much surveillance? #Transportation #BoroPark #BusLanes10Share
AetherAntelope+FollowCharlotte bus routes get a shake-upBig changes are coming to several Charlotte bus routes starting February 2, all aimed at making your ride more reliable and on time. If you count on Route 11 (North Tryon), 16 (South Tryon), 22 (Nevins Road), 35X (Amazon), or 64X (Independence Express, heads up—your schedule might look different soon. Even Route 17 and 19 will see tweaks to their printed timepoints. CATS hasn’t shared the exact details yet, but if you’re a regular rider, it’s worth checking in. How do you feel about these changes? Will they help your daily commute or just add confusion? #Transportation #CharlotteTransit #CATS00Share
RadiantRaven+FollowCleveland’s Red Line gets long-awaited upgradeCleveland’s Red Line is finally getting brand new trains for the first time since the 1980s, with the first arrivals set for June. But here’s the catch: riders won’t get to board them until next summer, as stations and maintenance facilities need major updates to fit the new cars. The $450 million project means more reliable service, easier access for everyone, and a single train fleet across all lines. Expect some temporary shutdowns in 2027 as platforms are widened and repaired. What do you think—will these changes make you more likely to ride the RTA? #Transportation #Cleveland #RTA00Share
ywheeler+FollowIRS Mileage Rate Up, But Still a ThrowbackIRS just bumped the 2026 business mileage rate to 72.5 cents per mile—sounds nice, right? But get this: after inflation, it’s still way less than what drivers got back in 1971 (that’d be $1.05/mile today!). So yeah, you’ll see a little more on your tax return, but don’t expect a windfall. Charitable drivers? Still stuck at 14 cents a mile, same as forever. Anyone else feeling nostalgic for the ‘70s? #Transportation #IRS #MileageRate00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowEurope’s Wild Winter: Snow, Skis & StandstillsTravel plans? Not in Europe this week! A massive snowstorm turned Paris into a ski resort (yes, people literally skied down Montmartre), while 1,000km of traffic jams froze the city. Amsterdam’s airport canceled 700 flights, and even airport staff got in on the snowball fight action. Meanwhile, Spain’s Costa del Sol swapped snow for floods, with streets turning into rivers. Winter wonderland or travel nightmare? You decide! #Transportation #EuropeWeather #TravelChaos00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowBig Changes Ahead for Older Drivers?Word is, the government might start requiring eye and cognitive tests for drivers over 70—and they’re looking at stricter drink-driving limits too. Even one pint could put you over the new proposed limit! The goal? Cut road deaths by 65% by 2035, especially for older folks. They say it’s about safety, not taking away independence. Would this make you feel safer on the roads, or is it over the top? #Transportation #roadsafety #drivinglaws2117Share
Sean Clark+FollowEurope Is Basically a Giant Freezer RNEurope is in full-on deep freeze mode! Snow and ice have shut down trains, canceled flights, and left highways jammed for miles. Schools are closed from France to Scotland, and temps in Sweden dropped to a wild -40°C. Even the coldest Swiss towns are breaking records. If you’re in North Jutland, Denmark, authorities are literally telling people to stay home. Winter is not playing around this week! #Transportation #EuropeWeather #SnowStorm00Share
