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Managementby Janna Starcic, Managing EditorApril 9, 2007

BRT Projects Continue to Thrive

Estimated capital costs for 32 projects total $4.9 billion, or about $154.6 million per project. Fifteen U.S. states, as well as cities in Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico, are represented.

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Managementby METRO StaffApril 9, 2007

NTSB determines cause of fatal Texas bus fire

Agency also makes several recommendations to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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Managementby METRO StaffApril 9, 2007

Robust coach sales reported

A 20% increase is reported in industry survey.

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Railby METRO StaffApril 6, 2007

Wisconsin RTA proposes car rental fee hike to fund rail project

Visitors renting cars in three Wisconsin counties could be faced with a $15 surcharge per rental to pay for a proposed commuter rail line.

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Managementby METRO StaffApril 6, 2007

FTA proposes new charter rules

Proposal seeks to end years of fighting between motorcoach operators, transit agencies.

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Managementby Janna Starcic, Managing EditorFebruary 23, 2007

Congressional Update: Pushing Through Transportation's Agenda

Congressman Jim Oberstar (D-Minn.), the newly appointed chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, sets his sights on battling funding cuts, working to secure transit and shoring up Amtrak.

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Managementby Frank Di Giacomo, PublisherFebruary 15, 2007

The case for efficiency

Is outsourcing transit services good or bad?

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Managementby Steve Hirano, Editor/Associate PublisherFebruary 15, 2007

The hypocrite within?

Is urging the general public to use mass transportation but not using it ourselves being hypocritical?

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Managementby Matt TiffanyFebruary 15, 2007

Lane Transit launches BRT service

Four-mile line reduces normal travel time by 38 percent.

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Managementby StaffFebruary 15, 2007

Tracking of hours-of-service violators proposed

Industry-wide use of EOBR's would be encouraged with incentives for voluntary use.

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