Adam Tuss

A new self-driving shuttle is hitting the streets of the bustling Mosaic District as part of a pilot program between Fairfax County and Dominion Energy. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

The school bus experience is set to change dramatically in the D.C. area as some school districts plan in-person learning for the fall as the coronavirus pandemic continues.  School districts are planning strict social distancing, temperature checks, “walking school buses” and multiple trips on the same route.  In Arlington County, where typically 70 students can fit on a bus,...

As more people are returning to work now that the D.C. area is reopening, Metro announced it would be making more service options available. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Drivers must now fully stop, not just yield, for pedestrians in all crosswalks in Virginia or they could be slapped with a $500 fine. The law that went into effect Wednesday, July 1 requires drivers to stop for pedestrians in any marked or unmarked crosswalk. That means any intersection where the speed limit is 35 mph or less. Drivers can…

If you haven’t flown in a while, you’ll see that airports look different now with new coronavirus-related safety measures. You’ll see Plexiglas shields, hand sanitizer and reminders of social distancing. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

As coronavirus restrictions are lifted across the country, travel experts are seeing traffic back at pre-pandemic levels. News4’s Adam Tuss breaks down a new study.

Traffic relief could be coming to part of Northern Virginia, but it could come at a cost. Some homes could be lost in the process. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Transit agencies in the D.C. area say they’re on track to comply with newly released federal guidelines on how mass transit should reopen in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.   Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance released Wednesday says that when service ramps up, visual markers should be placed on trains and buses to indicate how to...

The CDC has released new guidelines which paves the way for transit agencies to reopen safely amid the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

News4’s Adam Tuss reports on a group of health care aides who are helping recovering coronavirus patients get around.

Metro is planning a gradual, year-long recovery from coronavirus restrictions. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the latest.

The construction work on some of the largest projects in the area could be accelerated during the coronavirus pandemic. NBC4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Now that contactless deliveries are becoming the norm, robots have been enlisted to help. They are connecting businesses with customers so individuals can keep their distance. News4’s transportation reporter Adam Tuss has the details.

Hospital workers in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic risk infecting their family, so many of them are not able to go home after their shift ends. However, RVs are making it possible for them to stay close to their family. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Metro’s pandemic task force is looking at the possibility of requiring anyone who rides the bus to wear a face mask, leaders told News4. Bus riders already have to wear masks in Frederick County, and riders in Prince George’s County will have to do so starting Wednesday.  Transit workers across the region are increasingly nervous about their exposure to...

A 16-year-old from McLean is delivering supplies to rural hospitals. He’s flying in and offering help. News4’s Adam Tuss has the story.

Metro has plans to extend hours, increase peak fares and introduce a new $2 flat fare on weekends in its 2021 budget. However, changes could be made in response to the coronavirus pandemic. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the details.

Metro will closed 17 more stations in an effort to reserve cleaning supplies and protect its employees amid the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Coronavirus concerns are changing the way riders are taking the bus. Starting this week, riders will have to board from the rear door to limit contact with the driver. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Parents have had to get creative homeschooling their kids as schools across the DC area have shut down for weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.