Fares on trains going in and out of Connecticut will increase 5 percent in September and another 5 percent next July.

Riding the ancient Danbury branch of Metro-North is hard enough, but now it’s going to be shut down for two weeks while the railroad makes improvements.

The Connecticut DOT says it is seeking a pair of 5% fare hikes on Metro-North lines in the state by July 2026.

Riding Metro-North Railroad, as many do from Connecticut to New York City, is going to be more expensive starting Sept. 1, ...

And Connecticut acting a lot like our neighbor to the south, New Jersey, raising things double digits is problematic, I think ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board has reluctantly approved a 10% fare increase for Metro-North Railroad trips ...

As predicted, fares are going up on Metro-North by 5% starting September 1 with another 5% hike coming next July.

Riders will pay 5% more on Sept. 1, and another 5% increase next July. Without the increase, Connecticut leaders warned that ...

Long waits in communities throughout Metro Detroit prompt calls for new laws targeting railroads, but with little impact.

Amtrak Virginia closes the state’s fiscal year with record ridership. Also, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul and the MTA’s decision to route the proposed new transit line under a cemetery means faster, better service ...