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Though safety is the top priority, a wide variety of factors affect the overall value of transit flooring systems. Aesthetics, ease of maintenance and durability are a few of the significant attributes that buyers should consider.
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Unlike transit-oriented development — its more well-known second cousin — development-oriented transit focuses on design of transit stations, especially in regards to integration into the community and access to pedestrians and bicyclists.
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Forced to seek out alternative strategies to retain or enhance business, operators have improved customer service, reconfigured tour sequencing and promoted shorter trips with closer destinations.
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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.
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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.
Read More →Another top 10 list in our 100th Anniversary special section.
Read More →Why people continue to take public transportation in the wake of terrorism.
Read More →Bombardier supplied 15 low-floor trams for service, which started in March, in Nottingham, England, along an 8.7-mile corridor.
Read More →Trailways, a member organization of 65 North American motorcoach operators, is making room for significant changes in business practices.
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