LaFrance Industries awarded Canadian contract
The company's eco-friendly seating fabric will be installed in BC Transit’s 115 new buses.
The company's eco-friendly seating fabric will be installed in BC Transit’s 115 new buses.
The VORAD system is a radar-based collision warning system used by commercial vehicle original equipment manufacturers, major trucking fleets and specialty vehicle manufacturers.
The firm will provide program management and project management services to the TTC for Toronto’s Transit City Light Rail Plan.
The 800 Next Generation double-deck coaches will include power outlets at the seats, first- and second-class seating areas, ergonomic seats and customer information systems.
Preliminary figures show that Tri-Rail carried approximately 4.3 million passengers in 2008, representing a 22.9 percent increase compared to 2007’s approximate 3.5 million.
The Imperial facility previously served as a sub-contractor to NABI.
FTA: TARC can continue services. UTA starts quick-pay system. Marylands cuts to impact WV residents.
The increase incorporates the new maximum civil penalty amounts authorized by the Rail Safety Improvement Act of 2008 and new minimum amounts required under the Federal Civil Penalty Inflation Adjustment Act of 1990.
Soubry, who previously served as president/CEO for StandardAero, will succeed John Marinucci, who is retiring but will continue as a member of New Flyers’ board and remain as a senior executive until the end of March 2009, to help manage the transition process.
The “Night of the Stars” event will recognize the accomplishments of Metro’s front-line employees who have reached significant milestones in the safe operation of the Metro transit system.
The company was attempting to rejuvenate passenger railcar manufacturing in the U.S., and featured diesel multiple-unit equipment options, but actual purchases were limited.
The commuter service reductions, the largest in MTA’s recent history, were required in order for MTA to reduce its budget in response to dramatic declines in revenue to the Maryland Transportation Trust Fund.
The order is worth approximately $66 million and will enhance the LNVG’s current fleet of 186 Bombardier double-deck coaches, in use since 2003.
The new signs, which have begun to be installed this week, are customized for each station entrance and address prohibited activities in the Metrorail system.
NYCT received 900 Rider Report Cards from riders rating the M service. Out of those responses, 848 returned via mail and another 52 responses were received through the Internet.
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