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Management•by Staff•May 1, 2004

More Consultant Achievements in Transit

For a second straight year, METRO highlights some of the various ways in which consultants provide support and expertise to a wide range of transit-related projects.

Management•by Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•May 1, 2004

Despite Progress, a Long Road Lies Ahead for Procurement Reform

Arguably more has been done in the past two years to improve the transit procurement process than ever before. Still, efforts spearheaded by the FTA, APTA and others are far from complete.

Management•by Cliff Henke•May 1, 2004

10 rail ideas that still matter

Another top 10 list in our 100th Anniversary special section.

Management•by Steve Hirano Editor/Associate Publisher•May 1, 2004

The Madrid syndrome

Why people continue to take public transportation in the wake of terrorism.

Management•by Cliff Henke•May 1, 2004

U.S.-style BRT embraced by UK system

BRT offers perfect solution to reduce travel times.

Management•by Brian Baker•May 1, 2004

Nottingham tram off to fast start

Bombardier supplied 15 low-floor trams for service, which started in March, in Nottingham, England, along an 8.7-mile corridor.

Management•by Staff•May 1, 2004

Trailways gears up for new challenges

Trailways, a member organization of 65 North American motorcoach operators, is making room for significant changes in business practices.

Management•by Staff•May 1, 2004

Connex expands global network with rail operations Down Under

Connex's Australian transport network, which includes the Sydney Monorail, expanded with a contract to operate the Melbourne Commuter Rail Network.

Management•by Jaclyn Roco•May 1, 2004

Maryland Transit upgrades ability to track training and certification

Employees at the Maryland Transit Administration can aceess training records, register for classes and take tests using a new learning management system.

Management•by Staff•May 1, 2004

FTA nears completion of BRT document

Q&A with FTA's Barbara Sisson

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