The Zero-Emission Bus System Design and Investment Planning Study will develop and create standards and best practices that will be critical as the agency continues to move toward a 100% zero-emission bus fleet.
Examples of bus automation projects might include strategies for avoiding collisions with pedestrians and improved emergency braking.
Metro provided more than 900,000 trips in August.
As more transportation OEMs evaluate a move to hydrogen, knowing the keys to success and what to avoid is crucial. This article focuses on the critical considerations to help ensure your system is designed properly and stays leak-free.
The new structure supports the company’s strategy to deliver transportation solutions for connected communities, campuses, and workplaces as part of National Express Group.
The 12-meter vehicle is equipped with a combination of “KEYOU-inside hydrogen engine” and Voith DIWA NXT mild-hybrid system.
The new Downtown Transfer Station is being built on a parking lot at 8th and Clay streets.
Alstom's President/CEO, Americas, joins METROspectives to discuss his first year on the job, new products and services the company is bring to the North American market, and much more.
Over the last year, the assessment center has undergone a complete renovation, including the in-house fabrication and installation of a half-sized bus equipped with a windshield-sized video screen.
It’s easy to buy a bus, but the infrastructure necessary to operate, maintain, and store a fleet of them isn’t necessarily so easy, particularly if you’re switching from diesel to electric. It’s costly. And it can take a long time to put in place.
The partnership will connect Philadelphia with 11 cities, Harrisburg with nine cities, New York City with 14 cities, Pittsburgh with 22 cities, and State College with 18 cities.
The events will bring CTA managers from various departments to rail stations and bus transfer hubs throughout the system, where customers can ask questions and provide feedback.
Although TTC ridership throughout the summer has been in the 55% to 60% range, current models predict a further 10% to 15% jump over the coming weeks and months, barring any new pandemic restrictions.
Most recently, he has been working for First Transit as director, mobility-as-a-service, a national position where he worked with various transit agencies, TNC’s, payment solution companies, and micromobility providers to deliver innovative mobility solutions.
Bryan D. Smith hails from TheRide in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he was the deputy CEO, operations.
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