Transportation

by Mike Barish (2 days ago)
Los Angeles is known for a lot of things: celebrities, beaches, smog and police chases, to name a few. But, when it comes to planning a trip to LA, perhaps the fact that will stick out the most is that LA is a car town (which explains the smog and police chases). Los Angeles ...

by Mike Barish (3 days ago)
Summer in New York City is all about weekend getaways. The city gets hot, sticky and smelly. Thankfully, we're surrounded by beaches to the north (Connecticut), east (Long Island) and south (New Jersey). But only the trip south can add something unique to your beach getaway: ...
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by Jamie Rhein (4 days ago)
Certainly there isn't any better proof about why driving into a puddle isn't the best idea--unless you are pretty sure what kind of puddle it is--than this.
I came across this gem while doing research for the sink hole travel post. This mishap did not happen in the ...

by Brenda Yun (6 days ago)
Aloha, Gadling readers! My apologies for the delayed Gadlinks for Friday. The surf here in Hawaii has been pretty swell (pun intended), so I've been in the water for the past few days. Really. Here's a look at the latest travel-worthy links:
Matador's given us 6 reasons ...

by Sean McLachlan (7 days ago)
Travelers on the London Underground will soon get a dose of philosophy along with their overcrowding, noise, and proximity to body odor. The Evening Standard has reported that drivers on the Piccadilly line have been issued a book of quotations from famous philosophers to ...

by Brenda Yun (9 days ago)
Today's Gadlinks are dedicated to enjoying the great outdoors and summer travel. Even though it's windy and rainy here on the islands, I hope the rest of you on the mainland are enjoying nice warm summer weather!
Is there an art to backpacking? If so, these five ...

by Scott Carmichael (9 days ago)
In what is probably one of the worst ways to start your trip in the United States, five French tourists took a seven mile ride through several New York neighborhoods while being chased by cops. The tourists just arrived at JFK and had been directed towards a waiting van for ...
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by Grant Martin (10 days ago)
Most people can't stand spending more than 30 minutes on an airplane, but Mark Malkoff is actually spending 30 days on one. It's part of a PR scheme and wild plan by AirTran to generate some buzz about the carrier. Apparently Mark will be bouncing between AirTrain aircraft ...

by Grant Martin (11 days ago)
Just yesterday evening as I passed by the Clear Lane at Boston's Logan International Airport, I saw my favorite employee and wondered how the business was doing. The company, designed to allow passengers to pay to get around lengthly security lines, was formed on the concept ...

by Catherine Bodry (11 days ago)
iPhone - a tool for freedom?
When Steve Bierfeldt was pulled aside and questioned by Transportation Security Administration at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in March, he activated an audio recording application on his iPhone and recorded the entire conversation. ...

by Jamie Rhein (11 days ago)
Imagine. There you are driving along an expressway in South Florida. You're checking the rear-view mirror and side-view mirrors, watching the distance between you and the cars in front of your car, smoothly navigating traffic. You're doing a swell job, and then there's a ...

by Brenda Yun (14 days ago)
I don't know about you guys, but this Friday feels like a much needed one. It's been quite a week, especially with all of the revolutionary news from the Middle East and the world in general! My parents are embarking on their own month-long globe trot, so I hope they have ...

by Jamie Rhein (17 days ago)
This week I lent a friend of mine two large suitcases with wheels, a carry-on sized bag with wheels and the DVD, Shae by Air: Every Child can Be a Good Little Traveler. She was heading off to Bolivia on her own with her three children, ages 7, 4 and 2.
The more we talked ...

by Brenda Yun (18 days ago)
Happy Monday! Glorious summer is in full swing across the nation. This means a lot of things -- namely, summer blockbusters! I haven't been much of a moviegoer recently, but with Tranformers 2 and the new Harry Potter coming out, you bet I'll be found munching on some ...

by Kraig Becker (19 days ago)
A few days back we posted a story about a custom built Airbus A380 that was being built for Saudi prince al-Waleed bin Talal. With a steam room, a Turkish bath, and a concert hall (complete with baby grand piano), not to mention a full garage for the prince's Rolls Royce, ...

by Jeremy Kressmann (21 days ago)
Dear passenger in front of me - I appreciate that you've taken the captain's suggestion to "sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight." I'm trying to do the same thing myself. Heck, we're stuck in this metal tube together with nothing to do but sleep and watch movies for the ...

by Catherine Bodry (22 days ago)
Recreational Vehicles: giant, gas-guzzling monsters, or eco-friendly transportation? Our friend Peter Greenberg recently analyzed a new travel trend: the "green RV." The term may seem contradictory; after all, can a lumbering, fuel-thirsty behemoth really be labeled "green?" ...

by Sean McLachlan (22 days ago)
Here we are on the ninth day of the "passengers we love to hate" series. Today's pick is the enthusiastic proselytizer who desperately wants to convert you to his or her religion. Far more than merely wasting the flight attendant's time or hogging the baggage claim area, ...

by Sean McLachlan (23 days ago)
Londoners found themselves walking or taking crowded buses today as a strike continued on the London Underground, popularly known as "The Tube."
The strike started just after evening rush hour Tuesday at 6:59 pm and will last 48 hours. Not all lines have been affected, but ...

by Scott Carmichael (24 days ago)
The Fung Wah Chinatown bus has long been a cheap and reliable way to get between New York and Boston, and as of June 15th, they will also operate a new route between New York Chinatown and downtown Providence, RI. The 3 hour ride will cost $40 each way, and there are only 2 ...
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