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New York's MTA retains the No. 1 spot with $11.7 billion in project costs and nearly 6,700 railcars in METRO's 12th annual rail study.
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Americans would like to see an increasing proportion of passenger traffic going by rail.
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In Eugene, Ore., decisions about services to riders with disabilities are made through consultation with the Accessible Transportation Committee, a unique staff made up of persons with disabilities.
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Tighter headways and increased routing flexibility can help to improve customer service. Here's how some transit systems are modifying their signaling to meet these objectives.
Read More →Practical suggestions to help transit agencies acquire better equipment and services, bolster the U.S. supplier community and deliver more cost-effective technology to riders.
Read More →Recently appointed Associate Administrator for Rail Safety for the FRA Jo Strang talks about the introduction of crash energy management, reducing human errors and the changing landscape of U.S. rail safety.
Read More →A continuing swell of support for hybrid buses is apparent as panelists discuss the vehicles' benefits and challenges during the 2006 Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Conference.
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With a well-conceived partnership framework, constant team collaboration, accountability and commitment to customer service, the Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad is setting ridership and performance records.
Read More →Local, state and private sources will increasingly be called on to fill the gap in rail transit funding, which will have profound implications for federal transit policy.
Read More →See how tour, charter and line-haul operators are coping with the challenge of overweight and obese passengers.
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