November 2010

Advocates Step Up Fight for Transit Services

Across the country, labor, environmental, school and community groups banded together to demand financial support to keep public transportation available to all citizens. Some won the public eye, but not more of the federal purse just yet.

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In This Issue

Hosted by Bobit Business Media with METRO Magazine as its lead sponsor, this year's BusCon...

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Education, innovation featured at BusCon 2010 in Chicago

Before purchasing a new coach, it is a good idea to map out how it will be utilized, making sure...

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How to Finance Your Motorcoach

Al Engel, formerly with AECOM and, now, the VP of Amtrak's newly developed high-speed rail...

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High-speed rail event highlights projects, need for support

Phase one of the project will introduce 61 new buses to Brampton's transit system. These will...

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Brampton, Ontario 'Züms' toward boosting ridership with BRT service

Today's transit shelter options are more customizable, adaptable and modern than their...

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Modular, Eco-Friendly Shelter Designs Can Reduce Costs

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Federal grants make the business case for sustainability

Innotrans presented 121 rail designs from around the world, including ultra high-speed trains,...

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Alstom Innovation on Display at Innotrans

To aid operators who haven't yet made the decision to purchase new vehicles equipped with 2010...

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UMA Expo: Providing Strong Guidance During Tough Times

SEPTA is one of the few agencies in the U.S. that operates a multi-modal transit system, with...

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SEPTA Chief Renovating Agency for the 21st Century

The new AC Series features a proprietary design, which allows IC to provide everything bus...

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IC Bus unveils 'game changer' shuttle bus