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The transit industry still has long way to go in terms of transitioning from traditional diesel to hybrid and natural gas engines.
Read More →Program intends to convert all buses, private vehicles and the country’s entire fishing fleet to hydrogen fuel cells within the next 40 years.
Read More →When complete in 2013, the expansion will double the total length of DART’s existing rail system to 90 miles.
Read More →Built with bus tours in mind, the museum, which also houses the famous Antique Automobile Club of America, has a range of features for transportation buffs.
Read More →Virtual training environment simulates 330 miles of the MTA New York City Transit rail system.
Read More →Contract will provide discounted services to ABA motorcoach operators, as well as a series of Internet-based training modules on subjects ranging from maintenance to behind-the-wheel operations.
Read More →Highlights from the APTA Bus and Paratransit Conference general forum, which included presentations from Rick Ruddell, president/executive director of the Fort Worth Transportation Authority; Joyce Olson, CEO of Snohomish County (Wash.) Public Transportation Benefit Area Corp.; Kim Green, president of GFI Genfare; and Art Leahy, CEO of the Orange County (Calif.) Transportation Authority (OCTA).
Read More →The Chilean federal government is heavily regulating companies that provide bus trips to tourist sites.
Read More →No matter how good your customer service is now, it could be enhanced in a way that will better fulfill your organization's mission.
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Climate control systems don't just keep the air comfortable and cool. They're a critical part of limiting unruly behavior, aiding the health of riders with disabilities and keeping other bus components from breaking down.
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