Spare and Uber recently announced their respective partnerships with Uzurv and GoGoGrandparent to increase transit options for seniors and people with disabilities.
A new DePaul University study predicts that premium bus services offering more spacious seating than regular coaches will spread around the country.
From enhancing technology to improving accessibility to fine-tuning the services they provide, three transit agencies discuss how they are trying to create the best customer experience possible.
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Having spent years fostering close ties with its customers, who have in turn helped the company improve its products along the way, MCI begins heading toward its centenary with a focus on sticking to its core values and continuing to innovate.
The American Public Transportation Association and Transit Center have released reports addressing the workforce shortage and challenges in hiring and retaining bus operators. Here are the results and how to face those challenges head-on.
HDR’s top transit experts across North America recently discussed the outlook for the coming year, the trends they see, opportunities, and challenges.
Transit agencies across the U.S. faced cold weather conditions in late 2022, altering services to accommodate riders. Here’s how they successfully navigated the weather.
The $499-billion federal legislation is full of carbon reduction, resiliency, and clean energy incentives.
METRO spoke with Preteckt to get an inside look on the company’s AI technology that NYCT is using to prevent breakdowns.
In Baker, Louisiana, transit leaders have unveiled a new on-demand microtransit program called LYNX by CATS to connect residents to opportunities in town and in nearby Baton Rouge.
METRO spoke to Tom Waldron, global transit director for HDR, and Sally Librera, Americas Transit Market Leader/Sr. VP at AECOM, about some of 2022’s highlights, how the influx of funds will impact the consultant industry and public transit, and more.
Tolar Manufacturing Company celebrates 31 years by expanding their coverage and broadening the conversation around bus shelter placement and design.
As the industry shifts to make full use of greener fuels, all detection and suppression systems need to work and communicate together to determine risk.
With the addition of 75 40-foot Proterras and 100 more electric buses for its BRT service, Miami’s Department of Transportation and Public Works is on its way to electrifying 10% of its fleet in the near future.
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