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Series will debut during May 2006 test administration with two new tests.
Read More →Los Angeles County officials, politicians and city leaders dedicated new BRT line in San Fernando Valley.
Read More →Agencies consider surcharges, tax credits and fixed-price contracts to offset surging costs.
Read More →Outstanding professionals in public transportation talk about their achievements and fondest memories, offering a glimpse of their lives away from work.
Read More →Inaugural survey of transit agency general managers reveals that funding issues and political challenges permeate nearly every aspect of the position. Meanwhile, the average annual salary among GMs is more than $100,000.
Read More →New York City Transit remains the largest bus fleet in North America, according to METRO's annual top 100 bus fleet survey.
Read More →The passing of SAFETEA-LU brought a nearly audible sigh of relief from the transit industry.
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Fifteen years into ADA, progress has been made in commuter and light rail systems. While the major issues have been clarified, details are still being worked out on railcar and station access.
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A host of exciting new passenger and baggage screening technologies avail themselves to transit operators in the fight against terrorism. But do high costs, privacy intrusions and potential delays outweigh the benefits?
Read More →In the wake of the 9/11 attacks and the recent London bombings, motorcoach operators are enhancing their security procedures. Increased federal funding would facilitate the process.
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