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DART President Gary Thomas says that escalating construction costs will not delay any proposed projects. Public-private partnerships may be the right solution to ensure delays don't happen.
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The latest tools help organize preventive maintenance schedules, track labor efficiency, and facilitate pre- and post-trip inspections.
Read More →Amtrak will receive funds to make much-needed improvements in 2008. The funds are part of a slew of legislation, currently passing through Congress.
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Gladys Gillis, CEO of Seattle-based Starline Luxury Coaches, is named Metro's Operator of the Year. She has worked to define regulations, educate drivers and company managers, and has developed green initiatives.
Read More →Cleveland and Nashville, both completing upgrades to their fare collection systems, believe that the resulting benefits of reduced boarding times is a critical achievement.
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As general manager of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, John Catoe has put safety at the forefront, and is aiming to boost the budget to implement bus and rail improvements.
Read More →The aging and growth of America's population have created concerns about the livability of cities in ways that favor public transit solutions, such as Seattle's streetcars.
Read More →Dallas-based operation takes No. 1 spot in METRO's annual motorcoach survey. Driver recruitment and retention remains the leading challenge faced by operators.
Read More →The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) and sponsors held its annual event in Quebec City. Highlights included unveiling of new bus models and discussion of new and proposed BRT programs.
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