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1,500 Firearms Intercepted by TSA at US Airports in 3 Months — With a Shocking 93% of Them Loaded

More than 1,500 guns were confiscated by the Transportation Security Administration across US airports over the past 3 months, with a shocking 93% of them dangerously loaded.

EBT Inc. Wins TSA Gold Standard Award in Suffolk Transit Services

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) honored EBT Inc. with the prestigious Gold Standard Award for security on Tuesday, April 16. EBT Inc., one of several private bus companies contracted by Suffolk Transit to provide fixed-route services, is one of only five transit entities nationwide to receive this recognition this year.

New Security Breakthrough in Screenings for Explosives and Narcotics

The surge in airport security technology over the last two decades has ushered in a new era in ensuring safe passage for travelers.  

TSA Intercepts 13 Firearms at Detroit Metro Airport in Early 2024

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers intercepted 13 firearms at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) during the first quarter of 2024, which ended March 31.

TSA Intercepts Two Guns in Four Days at Pittsburgh International Airport

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers intercepted two firearms in the last four days. On April 15, a Franklin, Pa., man was caught with a gun and on Friday, April 12, an Ohio man was also caught with a firearm.

Savage Tooele Railroad Line in Utah Wins Surface Transportation Board Approval

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) has granted Savage Tooele Railroad Company (STR) the authority to build and operate approximately 11 miles of rail line in Tooele County, Utah, including the rehabilitation of existing track.

Rise in Mass Transit Crime Has LA Officials Searching for Solutions

Los Angeles, like other major cities, has seen a surge in crime committed on buses, trains and stations' transit hubs, according to statistics compiled by ABC News, and now transit officials are working to find a solution.

Orlando Transit System Receives TSA’s Gold Standard Security Award

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) honored the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, LYNX with the prestigious Gold Standard Award for security, Wednesday, Apr. 3. LYNX is one of only five transit agencies nationwide to receive recognition this year.

Grant Funding Announced for Rural Transit, Other Projects Through U.S. Department of Transportation

The U.S. Department of Transportation recently announced the availability of billions of dollars in grant funds for infrastructure and transportation projects, including over $700 million allocated to the Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program.

STB Approves Proposal for New Utah Short Line

Federal regulators have approved Savage Tooele Railroad’s proposal to build and operate 11 miles of trackage in Utah.

Bill That Would Standardize Federal Security Clearance for Transportation Workers Enters Senate

U.S. Sens. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), Angus King (I-Maine), Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.) recently introduced a bill (S. 3959) that would standardize the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) security clearance process for transportation workers.

TSA’s Innovation Task Force Trials Curie Technologies’ petiteC Security Asset Monitoring Software

In a move to revolutionize how security equipment is managed and maintained, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Innovation Task Force has partnered with Curie Technologies to pilot their innovative asset monitoring software, petiteC, across operational airport environments.

CBP Advises Traveling Public on Easter Egg Regulations

With the Easter festivities right around the corner, CBP is reminding the traveling public that cascarones (confetti-filled eggshells) are restricted to quantities of 12 per passenger and the shells may be decorated, etched, or painted but they must be clean, dry, and free of any egg residue.

There’s a US Border on Irish Soil. Here’s Why

Long lines. Feeling bleary-eyed and exhausted after an overnight flight. Scrambling to get your documents ready.

A Year After CP/KC Merger Approved, Mayors See Train Uptick and Brace for More

One year into a hotly contested railroad merger, suburban leaders report lengthy and more frequent freight trains, and they’re preparing for a future deluge.

Bill Would Streamline Transportation Security Clearance

A bipartisan effort in the House and Senate aims to standardize the Transportation Security Administration Security Clearance process for transportation workers, including truck drivers.
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