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Read More →The District's board of directors tapped Assistant GM Mary King to head the District while it engages in a search for a permanent replacement.
Read More →Numbers expected to continue growing past record numbers.
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16-mile corridor extends between Monterey and Castroville on the publicly owned tracks adjacent to Highway 1. Start of service is planned for early 2015.
Read More →More Arizonans are shedding one car from their household and relying more on public transportation.
Read More →Commuter rail line may get late start; historical impact plan still needs to be signed.
Read More →The joint marketing agreement will create, develop and promote alternative transportation and 49ers game day packages for fans from various locations across Northern California.
Read More →The programs will feature practitioners from HSR systems around the world and focus on best practices and lessons learned from European and Asian systems. The curriculum will be tailored to the different issues in each city.
Read More →Located in East St. Louis, Ill., the new $4.3 million facility enables Metro to prepare and paint the LRVs in an environmentally controlled area that is healthier for employees and better for the environment.
Read More →Subsidyscope calculated profits and losses per passenger to determine which routes cost Amtrak the most to operate. Its analysis was based on a 2005 GAO critique of Amtrak's accounting methods, which says the railroad should consider depreciation when calculating profitability.
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