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The Azienda Consorziale Transporti, a two-mile busway nearly completed for the transit system in Trieste, Italy, is powered by a contact line embedded in the road.
Read More →The Azienda Consorziale Transporti, a two-mile busway nearly completed for the transit system in Trieste, Italy, is powered by a contact line embedded in the road.
Read More →The total quality management (TQM) revolution has now been entrenched in the public transport community for several years now, long enough for people to start evaluating its effects on product and service quality.
Read More →More than 50 federal, state and local transit officials representing 10 U.S. cities, including many members of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Consortium, traveled to Curitiba, Brazil, Dec. 10 to 13, 2000.
Read More →There is no doubt that preventive maintenance is the key to keeping buses road ready, reducing vehicle operating, maintenance and replacement costs and improving the bottom line.
Read More →The new presidential administration and congressional leaders are so far saying all the right things.
Read More →Republican George W. Bush’s new Democratic Secretary of Transportation has a distinguished record of bridging party differences to make public transport investments happen.
Read More →Paying close attention to the quality of drivers and vehicles can help eliminate accidents in this already secure industry.
Read More →Transit properties around the U.S. and Canada share training techniques that keep drivers interested.
Read More →Manufacturers, buyers alike must know the key differences between the earlier editions and the 2000 edition of the quality standards. Suppliers directory can be found online under Resources.
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