transportation

Peoria Public Schools transportation director Josh Collins thinks District 150 could use as many as 25 additional bus drivers heading into the next school year.

Peoria adopted its Complete Streets policy in 2015. One nationally-known transportation consultant said while he's witnessed real and tangible progress in the last six years, the question of whether the River City adopts a truly multimodal mindset is still an open one.

While car companies spend billions getting electric cars ready for the road, there’s another vehicle expected to go electric sometime in the future: the…

Allegiant Airlines has announced it will be adding two new destinations to the General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport.The…

Bicycling can be listed as one of the beneficiaries of the pandemic.“People have turned to biking again,” said Joe Russell, owner of Russell’s Cycling &…

The long-envisioned Hanna City Trail could bring new economic development opportunities to western Peoria County, but time is running out to secure the…

Peoria Charter Coach has issued a second round of layoffs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.President Bill Winkler said he laid off 95% of his staff when Gov. JB…

As marketing director for the CityLink system in greater Peoria, Emily Watson is accustomed to encouraging people to ride the bus. "I'm not used to…

The Illinois Department of Transportation has closed the Interstate 74 bridge in Peoria until the end of October.The move makes way for a $42 million deck…

The Pekin City Council unanimously approved a new registration regime for motorized bicycles Tuesday.The ordinance was originally proposed back in…