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The announcement comes on the eve of a public forum where the American Institute of Architects will outline its views opposing a completely elevated system.
Read More →Will install communication-based train control to the rail system to reduce intervals between the trains, enabling more trains to use the same track.
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A pictorial tribute to the transportation vendor community from 1904-2004.
Read More →Two agencies add first Orion VIIs to their fleets. Deliveries are set for late summer and fall of 2010.
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The new commuter coaches, which feature seating for 49 passengers, are in service on the island's longer routes between Hilo and Kona; and Waikoloa and Ka'u.
Read More →Adds link to its Website, as well as BusRates.com, for donations through the American Red Cross.
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Features include a custom-designed interior, as well as a removable mini-galley, a Blaupunkt entertainment system with 15-inch video monitors, access to outlets to recharge personal electronics, and individual air-flow controls and reading lights.
Read More →Rules outline what is expected of passengers on buses and at SARTA’s facilities. If adopted, the Ohio Revised Code will allow penalties for violating the rules that could result in being removed or banned from all SARTA vehicles and facilities. Violators could also be criminally prosecuted.
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Valued at approximately $60 million, the order will be assembled at company's Plattsburgh, N.Y., plant.
Read More →The original contract with the city of Boston was signed in 2003 for five years, with three-year and two-year extension options.
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