Transportation: Last News

This is Day 83 of the SAG-AFTRA strike. 

Eras Tour — with its next-level production on the outrageous order of a Las Vegas residency — may cost mega millions.But apparently, the 33-year-old pop superstar is arriving to the massive catwalk stage in pretty trashy fashion.Viral videos — shot by eagle-eyed fans at Swift’s shows over the weekend at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas — appear to show the “Shake It Off” singer getting pushed to the stage while hiding inside a cleaning cart complete with mops and brooms.So not only does Swift sing, dance and make over a dozen costume changes in more than three hours.She’s also part of the cleaning crew!Not Taylor Swift popping out of the janitor cart during the #arlingtontserastour @taylorswift @taylornation #tstheerastour #eras #taylorswift #janitorsoftiktok Of course, Swifties have been in a tizzy on social media over this latest discovery about their idol, who is famous for hiding Easter eggs in her songs.“Imagine your job at the era’s [sic] tour having to be pushing THE Taylor Swift around in a cleaning cart??? Imagine the pressure and important of it????!!” tweeted one fan. “Not to mention those are the cleanest mop heads I have ever seen …” tweeted another fan.This isn’t the first time Swift has been rumored to be using an unusual mode of transport.

@TheAcademy Awards. Pardon the helmet hair.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said recession is "possible but not inevitable," in an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos Sunday. "How worried are you?" Stephanopoulos asked Buttigieg of America's economic future on "This Week." "Look, it's possible but not inevitable," Buttigieg said.

Transport for London, a British government agency in charge of the city’s transportation systems, is being criticized for embracing "woke culture" after rolling out new guidelines for staff that ban words such as "post World War II" and "accident."  "This guide explains when and how to use abbreviations, punctuation, numbers, branding and terms related to equality and inclusion. It indicates which words should be favored or avoided, as well as when to use upper or lower case," the TfL website states.  The guide predominantly focuses on the use of abbreviations, punctuation and style guides for staffers, but also has a handful of other words with a disclaimer reading "do not use."   The massive list says "employees" should be used instead of "staff"; "Community, Safety, Enforcement and Policy" instead of "Transport Policing and Enforcement Directorate"; "collision" instead of "accident"; and "gay man" or "lesbian" instead of "homosexual."  Increased traffic is seen in King's Cross as a London Underground strike hits the capital, Aug.

The Centers for Disease Control and prevention announced a new recommendation that masks be worn by all persons 2 and older “in indoor areas of public transportation (such as airplanes, trains, etc.) and transportation hubs (such as airports, stations, etc.).” The CDC also encouraged people to wear “in crowded or poorly ventilated locations, such as airport jetways.”

A post shared by Sir Rod Stewart (@sirrodstewart)"People are bashing their cars up. The other day, there was an ambulance with a burst tire," Rod went on to explain.