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Mica urges city to line up for Fed cash. NJ Transit to stop buying CNG buses. MTA official: rail shutdown could have been prevented.
Read More →Topics included the FTA’s Final Charter Bus Rule, as well as occupant protection and the enforcement of the FMCSA's new entrant program.
Read More →Marks the first time that agency will send timely notifications of unplanned service disruptions on subways, buses, bridges or tunnels, and is the first MTA service to use text messaging.
Read More →Filling of position follows the departure of Alex Kummant earlier this month. Chief Operating Officer William Crosbie served as acting CEO in the interim.
Read More →Growth of bus travel has cut carbon dioxide emissions by about 36,000 tons and reduced fuel use by an estimated 3.48 million gallons (diesel fuel, gasoline and jet fuel) over the past year.
Read More →In addition to providing a convenient form of transportation for the region, LYNX has also proven to be an important stimulus to the local economy, with private development investment along the line topping $1.86 billion.
Read More →Organization will continue the campaign through the Presidential Inauguration and share feedback with members of Congress and the White House early next year.
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Wolf’s Bus Lines' newest vehicle, which brings its current fleet to 17 motorcoaches, joins two earlier-model Prevosts.
Read More →A majority of university transportation and parking directors, assistant directors, managers and supervisors in the U.S. believe their salaries are low based on their duties and responsibilities.
Read More →Supervisor will support the daily operation of the campus transit system, consisting of the campus day shuttle services, campus night shuttle services, premium services, charter services and the Fremont Bart Connector Service.
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