D.C. Metro adds anti-terrorism unit
Will increase surveillance of the Metro system, conduct more frequent security sweeps of facilities and tunnels, and provide greater visibility of uniformed officers.
Will increase surveillance of the Metro system, conduct more frequent security sweeps of facilities and tunnels, and provide greater visibility of uniformed officers.
Milo Victoria, currently serves as assistant GM, bus service, for D.C.'s Metro. He has more than 33 years of experience in the industry.
Early construction is expected to begin during late spring 2010. The replacement bridges are slated for completion in 2017.
First trainset of the Citadis Dualis went to the city of Nantes. Features a fold-out coupling to meet the latest safety standards, new compact bogies designed for operation at 62 mph and environmentally-friendly materials.
Vice President cites airport delays, road congestion, volatile fuel prices, increased environmental awareness, and a need for links between growing communities as reasoning.
Would give the public an opportunity to testify on whether the city's plans to mitigate the environmental impacts of the project are adequate.
Will operate Beach Cities Transit bus transportation for the city of Redondo Beach, Calif., under a three-year contract.
The trial period will last 90 days and results will be used to determine if this is a viable service that should be continued.
Policy will apply to nearly every MARTA employee — including bus, rail and Mobility van operators who carry passengers.
Agency taking preventive measures to guard against assaults on drivers.
Includes giving more power to the FMCSA to place non-FMVSS-compliant passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles out of service, and developing a Web-based database of FMVSS-compliant passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles to be utilized by federal, state and local enforcement inspection personnel.
Enhancements included new station openings, newly established bus shuttle service and the introduction of real-time information.
Two projects currently in the planning stages.
Agency expects services to grow by more than 30 percent over the next five years, requiring the ability to automate manual processes and streamline administrative operations.
Maintenance activities will take place at RENFE's depots in Spain and work is predicted to start in 2010, after the conclusion of the train's homologation process.
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