Regional Airlines are being decimated by the Coronavirus pandemic as travel is at a standstill, vehicles of the future may be solitary confinement taking social distancing rules into account and even walkers are finding their path prohibited by new Covid-19 runes and regulations.

Corona virus has eviscerated the nation's top transportation industries and the ripple effect will destroy the country's economy without not just one, but several bail-outs. Also on tap public transit is struggling in these days of contagion with emergency workers being crowded onto fewer trains and trying to keep up with the disinfection schedules and E-scooter rentals have disappeared after the virus scares away their clients.

President Trump has issued a travel ban between the U.S. and Asia, and the U.S. and Europe with some exceptions. We tell you what this means if you are trying to get home in either direction. We also fill you in on the effects the virus is having on urban mass transit if you still have to go to work....

Airlines are losing billions of dollars because of new travel restrictions and booking losses due to coronavirus fears. The cruise industry is also hard hit as cruise ships become giant petrie dishes for the virus, and we look at how mass transit tries to stay ahead of the virus curve with antiseptics and cleaning every few hours.

Bus driver attacks are on the rise in New York, Minneapolis and a few other major metropolitan areas putting transit worker danger on par these days with police and firefighters. Also in the line up, free public transit as a ridership draw, and will Boston soon have parking fines based upon income?

A High Speed Rail project hits the plains of Texas while California struggles with the same idea. Also on tap, Reclinegate on an American Airlines flight has re-invigorated the debate on whether coach seats on commercial airlines should be able to recline , and there is a new ride share company popping up on the streets of New York City.

The growing Coronavirus epidemic is playing havoc with both the airline industry and international shipping, the Boston transit system embarks on a Year long improvement program, and the MBTA looks for Valentine's Day love on Twitter and gets insulted instead.

If you are considering a new career think about bus or train driver as critical shortages in both areas are compounding urban traffic congestion crisis. Also on tap this week, scofflaw bicyclists are making the roadways unsafe while the nation's mayors say crumbling infrastructure has become one of their top issues.

Public ridership is starting an upward climb, in New York the MTA is launching a fight against hare and the Coronavirus throws a scare into US airline passengers and causes a quarantine on a cruise ship.

Airlines are the in place to be this week. They are revisiting service animals allowed in passenger flight cabins, checking out how to load passengers on planes more efficiently while the TSA says its finding more guns.