The debate continues Tuesday on whether Florida should adopt stricter auto emission standards similar to California’s. Environmentalists put on their very own car show at the Capital Monday to promote a vote for tougher standards. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Airline travelers may notice some changes at airport security checkpoints this season. WGCU’s John Davis has more.

A slight decline is being predicted for travel during the upcoming
Thanksgiving weekend, and for once rising gas costs aren't the culprit.
Doug Phillips reports.

Florida has chosen to wait on the outcome of new federal guidelines before it decides whether to adopt California’s tougher standards for auto emissions. Trimmel Gomes reports.

The massive I-75 expansion project dubbed “iROX” celebrated its one year anniversary on October 28th with some good news: it’s 5 months ahead of schedule. WGCU’s Katie Pankow reports.

Part of Governor Charlie Crist’s bold air pollution goal was to copy California’s stricter standards to reduce the amount of Carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere. Florida’s Environmental Regulation commission will vote on those standards next week, and both sides are gearing up for the debate. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Governor Charlie Crist said Wednesday that 179 road and bridge projects will be "accelerated" on a Department
of Transportation Work program. James Call reports.

Since many teenagers don’t pay much attention to adults, the State of Florida has set up a new Web site that allows teen drivers can talk to each other about safe driving. Tom Flanigan has more …

Two Florida state senators are demanding more openness from the state’s department of transportation on the question of leasing out Alligator Alley. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

State transportation officials were in Naples Monday discussing the idea of leasing Alligator Alley to a private business. But it was a one way dialogue. WGCU’s John Davis reports.