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With its steady cash flow, school bus service is an appealing way for motorcoach operators looking to diversify and fill in service gaps.
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As public transit continues to grow in popularity in the U.S., advances in propulsion, software, ITS, fare collection and other areas will have a direct effect on ridership in the next decade.
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Orange County Transportation Authority's CEO straddles a wide range of transportation responsibilities in California's second-most populous county. Delivering top-notch customer service and improving efficiency are among his top priorities.
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Across the globe, rail safety tends to emphasize prevention through a range of communications and sensing technologies. But recent accidents in the U.S. have placed the focus on railcar design and minimization of collision impact.
Read More →Four contractor executives talk about the challenges they face in expanding the volume of transit service operated by the private sector. Key hurdles include fixation on price, labor concerns and cutthroat competition for marketshare.
Read More →Engines and filters will require ultra low sulfur diesel, which is more expensive than traditional diesel.
Read More →California-based San Gabriel Valley Transit Authority, which operates only five buses, was found to have its own police force with an antiterrorism unit.
Read More →Camp Lejeune base bus system in North Carolina provides rides to eligible Marines and military employees.
Read More →Security bill will help fund training, new equipment and high-tech information systems for vehicles.
Read More →Four top transit managers discuss their biggest political challenges and how they handle them. Listening skills, partnering abilities and clear communication are keys to their success.
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