August 2013

2013 Paratransit Survey: Operators Continue to Grapple with Funding, Demand, Retention

Forty percent cite these factors as their top daily obstacles. Meanwhile, ridership continues to rise, with two-thirds of operators reporting increases.

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Android and Samsung (shown here) tablets hit the human services transportation market a couple...

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Veolia's IntelliRide Brings Tech Game-Changer to Paratransit

Safety for Operators and Pedestrians

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Safety for Operators and Pedestrians

The key to hiring quality drivers is to know what you are looking for before you begin your...

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5 Keys to Attracting, Hiring & Retaining Quality Motorcoach Drivers

Q&A With Metro Transit GM Brian Lamb

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Q&A With Metro Transit GM Brian Lamb

Jamaica, N.Y.-based Columbia Equipment Co. Inc. offers a wide range of traditional and modern...

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Today's Transit Shelters Include Modern Trends, Traditional Looks

The Presidio military training facility in Monterey, Calif. has an agreement for transit service...

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Not the Usual Suspects: Transit Expands Its List of Partners

Enhancing Paratransit Operator Customer Service Skills

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Enhancing Paratransit Operator Customer Service Skills

San Francisco Proposal Allows Muni, Private Carriers to Share Stops

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San Francisco Proposal Allows Muni, Private Carriers to Share Stops

Light Rail Ridership Growth Spurs Minneapolis' Metro Transit to Expand Services

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Light Rail Ridership Growth Spurs Minneapolis' Metro Transit to Expand Services

Toronto Transit Continues Award-Winning Suicide Prevention Program

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Toronto Transit Continues Award-Winning Suicide Prevention Program

Temsa Vehicles Bring Smoother, Quieter Rides to U.S. Market

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Temsa Vehicles Bring Smoother, Quieter Rides to U.S. Market

Taxis: Paratransit's Valuable Partner

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Taxis: Paratransit's Valuable Partner