Nearly Half of Quebecers Support Road Tolls
A recent poll indicates that almost half of Quebecers support introducing tolls on Greater Montreal roads, aligning with provincial discussions on using tolls to fund highway maintenance and upgrades.
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Drivers Claim Brossard REM Parking Up to Four Hours Early
Drivers are arriving up to four hours early each day to claim the limited parking spaces at Brossard REM station, reflecting strong demand for the facility.
Four Borough Mayors Call for Revival of Lachine Tram
Four southwest Montreal borough mayors asked the Quebec government on September 21, 2026, to restart the delayed Lachine tramway, citing the need for a new public‑transport line in the far‑southwest. The appeal highlights growing demand for reliable transit in the area and seeks to move the project from planning to implementation.
Bronx Launches First Dedicated Busway on Tremont Avenue
The Bronx will open its first dedicated busway on Tremont Avenue on September 26, 2026, aiming to improve the BX36 route's historically slow five‑mph speeds during peak periods.
MTA Proposes Stricter Attendance and Higher Health Costs in Union Talks
The MTA has put forward contract proposals that would tighten attendance rules and increase health‑insurance costs for the roughly 40,000 transit workers represented by Local 100, as negotiations continue under the leadership of Janno Lieber.
Cable Cut Causes Delays at NYC’s Major Airports
A cable‑cutting incident has disrupted runway and gate communications, keeping flights delayed at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark on September 22, 2026, with federal and transit officials working to restore service.
SEPTA Launches “Accelerate” Plan to Modernize Transit System
SEPTA introduced the Accelerate plan, a multi‑year program to renovate stations, add new trains and upgrade service, aiming to deliver best‑in‑class transit across the region. General Manager Scott Sauer presented the initiative to officials, emphasizing its role in modernizing the system.
Logan Delays Persist Tuesday After Equipment Glitch
Boston Logan Airport faced 123 delays and two cancellations on Tuesday after a New York‑area air traffic control equipment glitch caused a regional groundstop, leaving lingering disruptions despite the problem being fixed.
Diesel Spill Closes Highway 13 Ramp, Gridlocks Highway 20
A diesel spill on Tuesday morning closed the northbound Highway 13 ramp, causing traffic backups on westbound Highway 20 in Montreal, with cleanup and traffic diversions ongoing.
Four Montreal Mayors Call for Revival of Lachine Tram
Four Montreal borough mayors have formally asked the Quebec government to restart the long‑dormant Lachine tramway line. Their joint request, made on September 21, 2026, seeks provincial support to revive the project in southwest Montreal.
Four Montreal Borough Mayors Call for Lachine Tram Revival
Four southwest Montreal borough mayors have asked the Quebec government to restart the dormant Lachine tramway project, urging provincial action to improve local transit.
Four Borough Mayors Call for Revival of Lachine Tramway
Four southwest Montreal borough mayors have asked the Quebec government to restart the stalled Lachine tramway project, highlighting its potential to improve transit and support regional growth.
Police Ask Public to Help Find Missing 13‑Year‑Old in Châteauguay
Châteauguay police, assisted by Quebec police, are seeking public assistance after a 13‑year‑old girl disappeared on a bus heading toward Montreal on September 18, 2026.
Security Officer Hospitalized After Vehicle Strike at Trudeau Airport
A security officer was hit by a vehicle at Montréal‑Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport on September 20, 2026 and was hospitalized, prompting a police investigation.
Around 100 Flights Delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor
About 100 flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor were delayed on September 21, with domestic departures held for roughly two hours and international flights for three hours. Passengers are advised to check their flight status and plan for possible itinerary changes.
Flagstaff Airport Urges Direct Flights to Denver or Salt Lake City
Flagstaff airport officials are urging airlines to add a nonstop flight to Denver or Salt Lake City to meet rising passenger traffic, emphasizing the airport’s role as the closest commercial gateway to the Grand Canyon.
Montreal Driver Fined $2,143 for 185 km/h on Highway 20
A 26-year-old Montreal man was fined $2,143 and given 24 demerit points after being caught traveling 185 km/h, 115 km/h over the limit, on Highway 20 on September 18, 2026.
Four Borough Mayors Call for Lachine Tram Revival
Four southwest Montreal mayors have asked Quebec to restart the stalled Lachine tramway project, arguing it would restore essential transit options for the area.
Mayor Holds Open House to Shape Bronzeville Trail
Mayor and city officials are hosting a free open house in Bronzeville from September 21‑27 to gather public input on the proposed multi‑use Bronzeville Trail, offering dinner and prize giveaways.
Concrete Barriers Fall on Route 53, Road Reopens
Concrete barriers fell onto Illinois Route 53 in Palatine on September 21, 2026, prompting a temporary closure that was cleared by police, allowing the road to reopen.
