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Valley Metro has gradually begun to unify the various bus services in the Phoenix area. This process is crucial, as the region currently consists of nine dial-a-ride services and three separate transit operations.
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The linchpin to the area’s transportation strategy is a 20-mile light rail line called METRO that will connect Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa when it opens for service in December 2008.
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The metro project in Nuremberg, the first in the world to propose shared-track use by an automated and a conventional driver-operated subway system, has been delayed for at least 12 months.
Read More →In May, 800 mechanical workers walked off the job to call attention to a series of disputes between the union and the Toronto Transit Commission.
Read More →Upon delivery of 56 Orion VII production models, San Francisco's Municipal Agency (MUNI), will be the third-largest operator of hybrid diesel-electric buses in the U.S.
Read More →Mutual agreement aims to provide both associations’ respective members with better educational, marketing and networking opportunities through the sharing of information.
Read More →I've never wanted to climb Mt. Everest, but I think we could all learn some lessons from someone who has.
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Transit agencies are turning to more modern, specialized bus shelters as a way to make themselves more attractive to potential passengers who still feel safer in their own vehicles.
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Important FTA negotiations may finally clarify federal rules regarding public transit agencies and their ability to provide charter services. Those involved are hopeful that the process will finally end confusion.
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Former FBI and CIA agents explain how transit systems should plan, prepare and train to reduce the chances fo a successful terrorist attack. Assessing vulnerability, finding funding and engaging partners are key strategies.
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