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The Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority has revamped its effortst to fighting crime in its transit system.
Read More →Police officers for Bay Area Rapid Transit in the San Francisco area are beginning to carry BlackBerry 7520s for quick access to critical information.
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Treatments, maintenance, lifecycle and appearance options for vehicle fabric and upholstery are all customizable. How to choose among the wide range of suppliers and product types.
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Negotiations between unions and transit agencies aren't what they used to be. Instead of demanding higher wages, most employees are bargaining to keep their first-rate healthcare benefits intact, without having to assume more of the mounting costs.
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Wi-Fi, or wireless Internet access, is still in its early stages but is expected to grow substantially in North American and European rail systems in the near future. Trial runs are being completed with high satisfaction ratings from passengers and rail operators. Other onboard technologies are coming online.
Read More →Rail operators take a closer look at safety concerns with push-pull trains after January's commuter crash in Glendale, Calif.
Read More →A British bus industry-led project will provide more than 100 vehicles to communities affected by the December tsunami.
Read More →U.K.-based Optare chose a thermoplastic alloy called Kydex for the bumpers on its new Alero bus.
Read More →At a session on emerging technology, Maureen Bertocci, chief technology officer for the Port Authority of Allegheny County (PAAC) in Pittsburgh, compared the future of smart cards to a Starbucks' coffee card.
Read More →Embracing the importance of developing standards in the industry is critical to progress.
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