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Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

Chicago convention center parking lot caters to motorcoaches

Nation's largest convention center opens space in parking lot for motorcoaches.

Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

Cancellation policy curbs abuse of paratransit service

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority suspends the privileges of those who don't show up after reserving paratransit service, thus reducing system abuse.

Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

Collaborative effort helps Hammond acquire 8 buses

Cities pool together resources to improve municipal services, including transportation.

Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

Challenges aplenty for transit industry

APTA's annual conference features discussions on a range of puzzling questions and important issues facing the public transportation industry.

Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

Let the good times roll

The economy is showing signs of turning around but now is no time to rest.

Management•by Michael Litschi•August 1, 2003

OCTA improves bus service by 'Putting Customers First'

Transportation agency implements comprehensive cutomer service-oriented plan to overhaul public image.

Management•by Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•August 1, 2003

Transit agencies peddle used vehicles, parts online

New York City Transit and Milwaukee County Transit System are two of the first public transportation authorities to increase revenue by selling used vehicles and equipment to buyers on the Internet.

Management•by Steve Hirano, Editor/Associate Publisher•August 1, 2003

Leaving unruly teens behind

In cities where large numbers of students ride the transit bus to school, transportation agencies and schools need to work together to ensure the safety of bus stops.

Management•by By Arthur Schurr•August 1, 2003

Talk Isn't Cheap — It's Invaluable

The peer-review process is an important tool for transit agencies to acquire information, best practices and constructive criticism on projects or programs.

Management•by Staff•August 1, 2003

All Eyes on Transit Security

Recognizing employees and passengers as the "eyes and ears" of the transit system, the FTA has conceived the Transit Watch campaign to raise awareness and bolster safety in public transportation.

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