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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

Greyhound revamps brand image

Updated logo, new advertising strategy and refurbished buses part of campaign.

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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

Coney Island station becomes solar powered

Subway station features the largest photovoltaic solar electricity system in New York state.

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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

MTA police prepare for the worst with 'Operation Zeus' drills

Police perform safety inspections of transit system during large-scale security exercise.

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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

ASE to debut new transit bus tests in 2006

Series will debut during May 2006 test administration with two new tests.

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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

L.A. Metro launches Orange Line BRT

Los Angeles County officials, politicians and city leaders dedicated new BRT line in San Fernando Valley.

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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2005

Rising fuel prices pinch agencies, spur creative measures

Agencies consider surcharges, tax credits and fixed-price contracts to offset surging costs.

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Management•by METRO Editorial Staff•July 1, 2005

Interesting People in Transit

Outstanding professionals in public transportation talk about their achievements and fondest memories, offering a glimpse of their lives away from work.

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Management•by Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•July 1, 2005

Money, Politics and Stress: The GM's Lament

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.

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Management•by Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•July 1, 2005

75% of Transit Bus Fleets Bolster Security in Bombing Wake

New York City Transit remains the largest bus fleet in North America, according to METRO's annual top 100 bus fleet survey.

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Management•by Frank Di Giacomo, Publisher•July 1, 2005

Good news, bad news

The passing of SAFETEA-LU brought a nearly audible sigh of relief from the transit industry.

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