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The project would result in an extensive tri-county bus and rail network in southern Florida.
Read More →According to figures released by the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA), 1.47 billion trips were taken on transit systems in 2001, a 0.9% decrease from 2000.
Read More →Along with on-site learning, campers play trivia games, watch videos and attend morning classes to learn about rail safety and the intricacies of railroading.
Read More →An independent study shows that increased public transportation use is the most effective way to improve air quality and reduce energy consumption without imposing new taxes, government mandates or regulations.
Read More →It was only a matter of time before the transit industry spawned its own sensational must-read event: METRO’s “25 Interesting People in Transit.”
Read More →A user-friendly Website may help increase ridership and improve an agency’s image.
Read More →How seating manufacturers are trying to meet the demands of transit authorities, who prize passenger comfort, reliability, safety, vandal resistance and interchangeability, not necessarily in that order.
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With the motorcoach industry still mired in the post-September 11 downturn, financing institutions have tightened their lending practices. How operators can replenish their fleets in hard times. Part 1 of 2.
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More than two decades since it was enacted by Congress, the Buy America law still generates lively debate in the supplier community and among transit properties.
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The September 11 terrorist attacks occurred just two months after Jenna Dorn was confirmed as chief of the FTA. But she’s got more than security on her mind, including the reauthorization of TEA 21, streamlining of grants processing and creating a results-driven environment.
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