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The top consultants in the industry discuss the challenges facing transit properties today, including funding and ridership, as well as the problems they face on a daily basis.
Read More →The recent merger and acquisition activity among public transportation consulting firms partly reflects a discovery by Wall Street of something we in the industry have always known: today’s industry is on the upswing and may be worth some outside investments.
Read More →Growing demand in Canada's largest city is forcing the Toronto Transit Commission and GO Transit to upgrade and expand their rail service offerings.
Read More →By revamping routes, boosting state aid levels and increasing locally generated revenues, the Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority managed to turn around a projected $27.5 million budget shortfall.
Read More →Motorcoach as a mode of transport offers something to business travelers that air, rail and traditional vehicles don't — the ability to take the conference room on the road.
Read More →Nearly 40 years in the making, the city finally seem on track to build a fixed-guideway system to help alleviate congestion in an over-extended corridor. An aggressive schedule predicts a 2009 groundbreaking.
Read More →New full funding grant agreements approved in New York lead the way as record reinvestment in rail transit sets a new high mark.
Read More →With a decline in projects comes a $1 billion decline in 2007's overall project purse for a total of $59 billion. MTA New York City Transit holds on to the top spot, while Canada's Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority and Virginia's Hampton Roads Transit make their debuts.
Read More →European systems promote "green" benefits of electrified high-speed rail travel.
Read More →The campaign aims to get residents out of their cars and onto buses, bicycles and recreational trails.
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