April 2011

BRT Survey: Land Use is Top Hurdle for Projects

Funding did run a close second, at 23 percent. Several survey respondents cited difficulties of complying with regulations across multiple municipalities and jurisdictions, including traffic signal priority agreements.

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Utah turns to Twitter to talk fare hikes

Transit Fleets Come Clean as Alternative-Fuel Technology Comes of Age

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Transit Fleets Come Clean as Alternative-Fuel Technology Comes of Age

The $196 million streetcar project is part of the $2.1 billion Regional Transportation Plan.

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Streetcar Project Gets in Gear

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MCI CEO stresses fundamentals

Princeton University, Office of Communications: Brian Wilson

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Princeton arts complex proposal may save historic 'Dinky' train

CCW invested in the construction of a new, state-of-the-art facility in Puerto Rico to refurbish...

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Complete Coach Works helps Puerto Rico upgrade transit, economy

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Supply side must tap into conservatives' focus on private sector growth

American Seating

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Seating Options Focus on Seat belts, Convenience and Compartmentalization

Web-Based Telematics Move Beyond Dispensing Data

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Web-Based Telematics Move Beyond Dispensing Data

Escot's Brian Scott explains if you're not invested in the communities you serve, opportunities...

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Motorcoach Operators Balance High and Low-Tech Methods for Marketing