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Five people were killed and dozens injured in an early-morning mass-casualty crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County, Virginia, involving a bus and six other vehicles. About 37 people were taken to area hospitals as responders worked the scene near a work zone around 2:35 a.m.
American Airlines and Landline have announced that passengers traveling on Landline-operated buses from Allentown, PA, and Atlantic City, NJ, to Philadelphia will no longer need to clear security during their connections. This move aims to boost the popularity of multimodal airline connections in the US, particularly as smaller airports face a decline in air service. The change eliminates the uncertainty and potential delays associated with clearing security at connecting airports, making the travel experience smoother for passengers. Additionally, this move aligns with the industry's efforts to reduce carbon emissions and offers a more time-competitive option for short-haul routes. Landline CEO David Sunde described the shift as a "huge win" for American customers in these markets.
Andrew Cowell, a man from Derby, completed a 1,148-mile journey to Poland in three days using only buses and coaches. Cowell has previously completed bus challenges across England using the government's £2 bus fare cap scheme. He hopes his journey will inspire others to try alternative travel options and highlights the need for a better network of public transport to make it easier and more appealing to passengers.