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The City of Seattle is encouraging people to use public transit and other forms of non-automobile transportation by paying them not to use more than one car.
Read More →A slowdown beginning at the end of April and lasting eight weeks caused about 100 people to be temporarily laid off from Bombardier’s Plattsburgh, N.Y., plant.
Read More →The aerial tramway at Palm Springs, Calif., is one of three such in the world, and an engineering marvel.
Read More →The ThunderPower fuel cell bus partnership received $740,000 in government funding to develop and demonstrate a transit bus powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and a hybrid-electric drive system.
Read More →It was announced that President Bush will nominate Jenna Dorn as FTA Administrator and Allan Rutter as FRA administrator.
Read More →Since its inaugural run on Dec. 11, 2000, performance and revenue numbers of Amtrak’s Acela Express have consistently improved, exceeding original expectations.
Read More →A train dedicated to the cinema was designed for use in Seoul, South Korea, to make traveling on the system more pleasurable.
Read More →A Chinese newspaper is reporting that the Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway Corp. will bid on the right to expand and operate Britain’s Manchester Metrolink light-rail system.
Read More →The largest rail operator in the United Kingdom announced plans to cut costs by consolidating the management of three of its franchises, prompting complaints from the rail management union and passenger representatives.
Read More →There is a growing body of evidence that these standards, to put it diplomatically, have not fulfilled their promise.
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