Virginia Beach LRT study signed by governor
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine signed a bill for the study of light rail transit in Virginia Beach, which will likely be for a 10 mile extension of neighboring Norfolk's 7.4-mile starter line, The Tide.
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine signed a bill for the study of light rail transit in Virginia Beach, which will likely be for a 10 mile extension of neighboring Norfolk's 7.4-mile starter line, The Tide.
Plan outlines a renewed federal focus on maintaining and improving the Interstate highway system, instead of diverting funds for wasteful pet projects and programs
The City of Yorba Linda, Calif., has selected Western Transit Systems to provide transportation services for its senior mobility program.
With the acquisition, AECOM increases its global presence in the Americas, Europe, Australia and Asia.
Five federally-designated high-speed rail corridors in California, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin will share $5,640,174 in federal grant funding to make safety improvements at approximately 25 highway-rail grade crossings.
The Transit Emergency Management program to be used as a model by transit systems nationwide.
Money to fund refining hardware and software for new technology that uses laser ultrasonic probes to detect certain internal rail defects.
Eastern Illinois University (EIU) in Charleston, Ill., has decided to provide its own shuttle bus service, ending a six-year relationship with H&H Shuttle Services.
South Carolina-based Clemson University is collaborating with the local transit system, Clemson Area Transit (CAT), on route changes and cuts in service due to escalating fuel costs and reduced subsidy.
Students at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville now have a two-wheeled transit option under a new program that will allow them to borrow, ride and return bicycles on campus.
All new and substantially rehabilitated Metro facilities will be designed and built with the goal of receiving LEED Certification.
Beijing expands transit for green Olympics. Casino motorcoach shuttle sees ridership jump. Chicago considers supermarket stops. County coach offers affordable transportation.
Carson, Calif.-based BusWest was granted a one-year extension to its contract with the State of California, Department of General Services for paratransit buses – commonly known as Caltrans Type 1, 2 and 3 buses.
Visalia, Calif.-based Sequoia Shuttle has seen record-breaking ridership in its second season, serving over 2,500 passengers since March 2008.
Alcoa, the world’s leading aluminum company, and Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Co. (Yutong), China’s largest bus manufacturer and the number two producer in the world, introduced two new environmentally-friendly bus prototypes that will be displayed and road-tested during the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing next month.
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