METRO Briefs
MTA expected to approve lucrative ad deals Maryland to offer transit job training to vets Transit officials apologize to discriminated Muslim woman
MTA expected to approve lucrative ad deals Maryland to offer transit job training to vets Transit officials apologize to discriminated Muslim woman
Agency works with NTSB to develop stronger track inspection safeguards in wake of recent deaths.
Terms include annual wage increase, improved health benefits.
Rising material costs have placed pressure on bus manufacturer, which estimates a $2,500 to $3,000 increase.
Resolution keeps funding at FY 2006 levels until new bill for FY 2007 is enacted.
Definition of "charter operations" still not formalized despite vigorous efforts on both sides.
Scented bus shelter ads scrapped in San Francisco MBTA debuts 'CharlieCards' N.Y. Police: Slow leak in tire led to bus crash
Special emergency federal provision enables state to receive funds based on pre-hurricane population data.
Technology includes detailed street maps and satellite photos.
Respondents rank it sixth on a national list of priorities.
Private equity firm expects deal to close by early 2007.
System jointly designed and developed by Bombardier Transportation and March Networks.
Third company-operated center to service company’s Northeast customers.
Acquisition will expand company's capabilities in fast-growing North American market.
Court rules B.C. Transit, TransLink rules violate Charter NYPD deploys K-9 units on MTA subway system Massachusetts, environmental group settle lawsuit
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