Bipartisan, high-profile legislation to pay air traffic controllers during future government shutdowns may need a GOP leadership lifeline.

Congress has less than a month to pass its transportation spending bill, among others, to stave off another potential shutdown.

Next summer’s World Cup is drawing near — but will U.S. cities be ready to move the millions of soccer fans expected for the 39-day tournament?

We’ll be getting an update on DOT’s massive air traffic control overhaul this week on Capitol Hill.

The Senate Commerce Committee will weigh several major transportation nominees, including a DOT official who would fill the department’s vacant top policy role.

Congress will be back in town this week after the Thanksgiving break — and there’s a lot on the transportation policy to-do list before the next holiday hiatus at month’s end.

Some of the busiest travel days of the year are coming up this week. They’ll represent the first big test of the aviation system post-shutdown.

The FAA’s shutdown-related flight cuts at 40 major airports officially end today, the agency announced Sunday evening.