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Community Transit will increase its ability to carry passengers by replacing its artiulated buses with double-deckers.
Read More →Chief Regional Supervisor Fred Rubenstein is part of a current exhibit detailing heroes that came to the rescue during the tragic events of 9/11.
Read More →Long Beach Transit recently broke ground on a new $3.9 million Transit and Visitor Information Center that will become a cornerstone for transit in the southeastern region of Los Angeles County.
Read More →APTA held its annual legislative conference in Washington D.C. last March. Keynote speakers included Thomas J. Donahue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell.
Read More →Coach operator launches marketing campaign for Alaska and Yukon land and sea tours.
Read More →Dr. Pasi Lautala hopes to increase awareness of both the passenger and freight rail industries through a new program at Michigan Tech.
Read More →An estimated 1,000 to 1,500 Northern Illinois University students had to stay onboard buses until the whereabouts of a gunman, who opened fire in a crowded lecture hall, were confirmed.
Read More →Taking a look at the future of transit benefits everybody involved.
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Equipment trends include moving to higher speed, lower weight compressors for increased efficiency and developing ozone-friendly units to meet EPA emission regulations.
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By outfitting its Anniston, Ala., plant with cutting-edge paint technology, the company expects to double production and see a return on its investment in three years.
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