June 2013

SunRail Service to Transform Florida's Commuter Culture

The $1 billion, 61.5-mile system, being built by the Florida DOT, will utilize an existing rail corridor. The 32-mile first phase will serve 12 stations and link DeBary, to Sand Lake Road, just south of Orlando. Service is expected to begin in 2014.

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Los Angeles Metro’s El Monte Transit Center in El Monte, Calif.

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How to Develop a Successful Transit Facility Project

Thirty-two teams of three from around the U.S. and Canada competed in the mechanics portion of...

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APTA Bus Roadeo test skills, fosters learning

Minneapolis' Metro Brings Wind-Powered Rail Travel

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Minneapolis' Metro Brings Wind-Powered Rail Travel

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Pub Perspective: Many rail policy shoes to fall after MAP-21

2013 Top Rail Project Profiles

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2013 Top Rail Project Profiles

What Motorcoach Operators Need to Know about Web Responsiveness

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What Motorcoach Operators Need to Know about Web Responsiveness

Track Maintenance Equipment Gets the Job Done Faster, Safer

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Track Maintenance Equipment Gets the Job Done Faster, Safer

Since 1997, LANTA’s ridership has grown approximately 70%. Its close proximity to Philadelphia...

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Smaller Bus Systems Face Funding Issues for Replacement, Expansion

Apps Helping to Enhance Riders' Experience

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Apps Helping to Enhance Riders' Experience

With four active third-generation family members, including President Scott Hays (bottom row,...

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REI celebrates 75th anniversary

Courtesy Larry Levine

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2013 Top Rail Projects Total Reaches $99B

Each sponsored PUPstop will be branded with the supporter’s logo, community group or individual...

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IndyGo recycles stadium seats for bus stops