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The Public Transport Law of 2002 requires transportation facilities that cater to the physically challenged.
Read More →Too many social welfare recipients in Moscow receiving free rides have drained the nation’s public transportation system’s revenues.
Read More →The number of trips increased from 315 million in 1990 to 366 million in 2000.
Read More →Sweeping changes to the development and funding of Australia’s land transportation infrastructure are being made to boost the country’s economic future and ability to take advantage of globalization.
Read More →Bangkok Mass Transit System (BMTS), the private company operating the Skytrain, owes about $850 million to Thai and international creditors.
Read More →The newly designed Van Hool 40-foot and 60-foot transit buses will be used by AC Transit to meet its bus rapid transit and enhanced bus service needs.
Read More →Within three years after the rule’s effective date, Sept. 30, 2002, the FMCSA will penalize states not in substantial compliance with licensing and sanctioning requirements of the CDL program.
Read More →The Mystery Line Find & Dine is the first event in an 18-month campaign that will highlight the less obvious advantages of riding public transportation.
Read More →I was not sure what I’d be in store for when my editor volunteered me to take part in the Urban Challenge, a newly created event that combines trivia, technology and public transportation.
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