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Thirty-two employees of a Los Angeles-based bus company called Golden State Transportation have been indicted on charges of transporting thousands of illegal immigrants already in the United States to destinations across the country.
Read More →The Butler County (Ohio) Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) will shut down in January unless county commissioners levy a proposed sales tax and local emergency funding is made available.
Read More →After years of delays, the Orange County (Calif.) Transportation Authority (OCTA) Board of Directors unanimously agreed to move forward with the CenterLine project, a 17.9-mile light rail system costing an estimated $1.49 billion.
Read More →As it slides toward a respectable mode of U.S. public transportation, bus rapid transit still faces budgetary, political and community-related problems.
Read More →Preventing accidents means involving supervisors, adjusting attitudes and getting feedback from shop personnel.
Read More →After five years, Coach USA once again claims the top spot in METRO’s 16th Annual Survey, where 40-foot buses remain the dominant presence in fleet composition.
Read More →Golden State Transportation is accused of conspiring to transport tens of thousands of illegal immigrants from U.S. towns along the Mexican border to cities in California, Colorado and Washington state.
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Available technology now includes links to debit cards, acknowledgement of the lowest fares, data collection and online ordering.
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The Utah Transit Authority is setting its sights on opening the much-anticipated extension of the TRAX light rail line and the start-up of a 120-mile commuter line. Oh, and one more thing — the Winter Olympics.
Read More →The economy and keeping costs down were the topics of choice at industry seminars, while the latest in technology beckoned attendees to the trade show floor.
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