March 2012

Referendums continue to find success, but it’s not an easy road

While 79% of state and local ballot measures to boost transportation passed in 2011, many are fighting an uphill battle. In Atlanta, a major ballot measure looks to fund a wide-ranging transportation plan, including $3.2 billion for public transit.

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Tech improves efficiency, reduces costs for mobile surveillance

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Tech improves efficiency, reduces costs for mobile surveillance

House, Senate advance authorization bills, expose vast chasm

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House, Senate advance authorization bills, expose vast chasm

Inventory Management: How Stock-Out Risks Drive Inefficient Transit Parts Programs

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Inventory Management: How Stock-Out Risks Drive Inefficient Transit Parts Programs

Small agencies struggle with funding, legislation

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Small agencies struggle with funding, legislation

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Exposition Line Phase I...

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New Rail Projects Accelerate Their Pace Again

Transit moves to open fare payment

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Transit moves to open fare payment

The Vehicle Production Group LLC's MV-1 wheelchair accessible vehicle, which was recently...

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Wheelchair accessible taxis coming to NYC

Legislative and Regulatory Update

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Legislative and Regulatory Update

U. of Alabama grows fleet to keep pace with student population

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U. of Alabama grows fleet to keep pace with student population

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Buy America done incorrectly, will kill, not increase, U.S. jobs

Courtesy ABA

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FMCSA Begins Query Into Hours-of-Service

World’s longest guided busway opens in UK

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World’s longest guided busway opens in UK

OCTA’s ‘quiet zone’ rail program enhances safety, quality of life

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OCTA’s ‘quiet zone’ rail program enhances safety, quality of life