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An experimental system to trap plastic waste has proven so successful the city will install it in more locations

Some travelers to Mexico are running afoul of restrictive customs regulations barring more than one computing device

Brussels spends its annual day as Europe's largest car-free zone with free public transit

For the first time, agreements allowing a merger include negotiated requirements for loyalty plans

New exhibits building on popular favorites are the oldest American science museum's birthday gift to itself

A sweeping change does away with complicated fare zones, and will result in lower fares for many, despite a rise in basic fare

A new arrival at a Thai zoo is stirring adoring attention and drawing outsize crowds.

An Olympics for tram drivers was held last week in Frankfurt, with Budapest the winner. Next year's event will be in Vienna

Switzerland is considering a new enforcement tool against vehicles that are too loud; Zurich is going ahead on its own

The World Nomad Games, which celebrate and demonstrate skills and sports of Central Asia, were held in Kazakhstan this year

As part of its commitment to 'reuse and recycle,' France's Olympic organizers are selling off used items and left-over souvenirs

United will equip its entire fleet with Starlink WiFi, and provide it free to all passengers