World Cup Rail Readiness (US): NJ Transit is bracing for MetLife Stadium crowds, but riders report fresh rush-hour delays and cancellations tied to overhead wire issues—raising doubts about whether the system can handle World Cup demand. Public Safety & Security (UK): Violent anti-immigrant unrest in Belfast has damaged homes, cars and a Translink Glider bus, forcing service suspensions before partial restoration. Fare Enforcement (UK): Transport for London says tram fare evasion is far worse than buses, with Croydon trams running around 7.3% versus 2.6% on buses—costing TfL about £190m a year. EV & Car Market Signals (Ireland): Ireland’s new private electric car licensing jumped 118% year-on-year in May, while overall new private car licensing rose 32%. Transit Disruption (Netherlands): A lightning strike halted trains between Amsterdam and Utrecht, with limited service and possible evening spillover. Public Transport Policy (India/Kerala): Kerala’s KSRTC will start free ordinary bus travel for women and transgenders from June 15, with the scheme costing about ₹800 crore annually. Logistics Rail Milestone (Egypt): RSCT ran its first train operation, strengthening maritime-to-rail links for Egypt’s trade and logistics. Autonomous Mobility (Slovakia): WeRide says it plans to commercialize Level 4 autonomous vehicles in Slovakia, with government support after high-level meetings. Infrastructure Planning (UK): TfL opened consultation details for a DLR extension to Thamesmead, aiming to add direct rail access to underserved areas. Court & Transit (Philippines): The Supreme Court blocked Koronadal from forcing a bus operator to use a public terminal, backing the operator’s property rights.