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Senate Approves American Rescue Plan, $30.5B in Transit Relief
The bill is expected to return to the House for a vote and, should it pass, will then be sent to President Biden for a signature.
The bill is expected to return to the House for a vote and, should it pass, will then be sent to President Biden for a signature.
A cloud-based tire data management system, shock absorbers, and transmission fluid that can deliver enhanced vehicle performance are just some of the latest products geared toward bus maintenance.
The fast charging network EVgo releases a step-by-step document that details ways to overcome barriers and establish the best practices for success.
During emergencies, digital displays can deliver real-time information, directions, and announcements directly to passengers to enable and enhance transit safety and security.
The Electrification Coalition has developed a free customizable method to provide fleet managers the data they need to move ahead with electric vehicles.
The fleet is the first in North America to benefit from the next-generation Series-EV zero-emission technology.
The software is used in more than 450 cities around the world and uses a combination of state-of-the-art artificial intelligence, advanced algorithms, and cloud computing to deliver smarter timetables and networks and keep up with the continually evolving demand for travel.
IntelliRide staff will facilitate approximately 100,000 medical purpose trips per year.
Going the extra mile to ensure our passengers feel at ease, are confident, and trust that their health and safety needs are met remain our top priority — before, during, and after this pandemic.
For the past three years, he has served as VP, business development, for Trapeze, helping the company to solidify and expand connections and collaboration with transit industry leaders.
The city estimates two battery-electric buses will enter service in the summer of 2022.
The historic Arts + Industries Building will temporarily reopen this autumn for the first time in nearly two decades with the debut exhibition FUTURES, the Smithsonian’s first major building-wide exploration of the future.
Replacing the last diesel buses will be 24 compressed natural gas express commuter buses built by Motor Coach Industries.
