Mark IV reorganization plan wins court approval
Company will reduce debt obligations on its balance sheet from approximately $1.2 billion to approximately $400 million.
Company will reduce debt obligations on its balance sheet from approximately $1.2 billion to approximately $400 million.
L.A. Metro fare system hits snag. Ads try to reduce fire risk. VRE to allow firearms.
Board approved a detailed package of dozens of engineering, environmental review, design-build, train control and electrification projects among every section of the 800-mile system.
A total of 20 locomotives will be delivered between October 2009 and March 2010, and will begin commercial operation throughout the Moroccan network.
NARP also released a fleet expansion proposal; a blueprint that addresses the lengthy lead-times required for ordering new equipment, and will allow Amtrak to start working now to meet future needs. This proposal is available online.
Agency is beta testing a new service to provide riders with train arrivals, delay advisories, elevator status and other information
Dr. Mayer named managing director, Lewis director of government affairs.
The Third Street Light Rail Project will receive $9.9 million in grant funding to support ongoing preliminary engineering and design work.
D.C. Metro partners with suicide prevention groups. Weekend riders drive Valley Metro ridership. San Francisco HSR station spot still undecided.
Barron joined Parsons in 1976 and has since held a succession of project management and business development positions throughout the corporation. His most recent position was executive vice president and global business development manager for PTG.
Board discovered that a failure occurred in which a spurious signal generated by a track circuit module transmitter mimicked a valid signal and bypassed the rails via an unintended signal path. Issued nine safety recommendations.
Changes include refreshed the layout of bus section, and the addition of trip planning tools, interactive maps, an events calendar and a “Share the Ride” section.
Systems have stepped up safety patrols in response to a DHS advisory connected to an FBI investigation of a possible U.S. terror cell and an alleged plot to use hydrogen peroxide explosives.
The new program, managed by a partnership between the U.S. Department of Transportation and Spelman College, is part of a broader effort, led by the White House, to ensure that federal programs and policies take into account the distinct needs and concerns of women and girls.
The Federal Transit Administration reviewed more than $2 billion in applications for these funds.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams had encouraged eclipse viewers to take mass transit to their destinations for safety and congestion relief.
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