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Management•by Leslie Davis, executive editor•June 1, 2003

For Transit Agencies, Bus Size Is Relative

Why perception and maneuverability are what counts when it comes to running smaller vehicles.

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Management•by Frank Di Giacomo, publisher•June 1, 2003

Buy America or Bye, America?

Concerns have cropped up recently about changes in the manner in which Buy America is being interpreted and applied by federal regulators.

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Management•by Janna Starcic, associate editor•June 1, 2003

Transit Crisis: Bridging the Budget Gap

Funding shortfalls have forced countless transportation agencies to increase fares, cut services and lay off workers. See how partnerships, non-traditional programs and belt-tightening strategies have helped ease the pain.

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Management•by Staff•June 1, 2003

ESRI

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Management•by Walt Smothers, Transit Authority of River City (Ky.)•June 1, 2003

Putting road calls into proper perspective

Road calls, or service runs as they are sometimes referred to, are defined in different ways depending on who is responding to them.

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Management•by Lyn Shepard, freelancer•June 1, 2003

All passengers are created equal, at least in old Europe

Even today — nearly half a century after Rosa Parks challenged Dixie’s unwritten “back of the bus” policy for black Americans — transit’s onboard color scheme fails to reflect Lincoln’s vision of a nation in which all passengers are “created equal.”

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