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If you're going out on New Year's Eve, be safe about it, there's no reason to be drinking and driving and putting yourself and others at risk. Multiple people going out at one time leads to people trying to make extra money so look out for these scams on your way home.

When you are planning to go out and celebrate New Year's eve, make sure you also plan on a safe ride home. For the thirty third year the Albany County's Safe Ride Stop DWI will be in effect. This will include free rides and ride shares at a discount.

CDTA cameras at a bus stop near Lark Street that caught an Albany man yanking a Wheaton Terrier by it's leash, and force-feeding it beer

A few weeks ago, I told you about the bike sharing program that will be available in 38 locations throughout Schenectady, Saratoga, Albany and Troy. The bikes are set to be ready to hit the road by the end of this month. Many people are curious to what the cost will be and if it's worth it.

The project has been discussed at length for a long time and finally residents and visitors to the Capital Region will be able to have an alternative to get around in the 518.

It was all over the news channels when first reported that an alleged racially motivated fight broke out on a CDTA bus involving a couple U Albany students.

I like when there are innovative ways and great ideas that give people in the Capital Region a safe way to go out and enjoy a weekend night out. CDTA is doing just that.

New Year’s Eve is a night for celebrating, and if you’ve had a little too much to drink, our friends at the Capital District Transportation Authority ready to help keep you safe.

Veterans Day is Tuesday, November 11, and the Capital District Transportation Authority  is saying “thank you” to our Veterans that live in our community.

We know that there are some concerns about parking in downtown Albany for Countryfest 2012 near the Times Union Center.

With gas prices continuing to climb, you may want to try an alternative mode of transportation: A bus.