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England's Railtrack asked the army for hundreds of skilled recruits to fill shortages of engineers and signaling staff.
Read More →The first passenger train between Turkey and Iraq for nearly 20 years arrived in the Iraqi city of Mosul in May.
Read More →Finding itself $1.2 billion in debt, Taiwan's state-owned long-distance bus operator Taiwan Motor Transport Co. shut down at the end of June.
Read More →The fate of the proposed integrated transport strategy for metropolitan London remains undecided as officials await the outcome of an important court case and the mayor's final strategic plan.
Read More →I had lunch with him nearly every weekday for five years. We talked about the weather, the incivilities of the workplace, the small dramas of our personal lives.
Read More →Although I'm certain that the bricks-and-mortar approach to trade publishing will never disappear, that doesn't mean that the "new economy" approach to information exchange can be given less than our complete attention
Read More →The Port Authority of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh installed side detection systems on its buses in a $1.8 million field test of side collision systems.
Read More →Rising fuel costs prompted the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) in Clearwater, Fla., to consider hikes in several of its fare categories.
Read More →Rising fuel costs prompted the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) in Clearwater, Fla., to consider hikes in several of its fare categories.
Read More →After an investigation of employee misconduct ranging from theft to selling drugs on company time, San Diego (Calif.) Transit fired 13 employees and suspended four others.
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