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The key to maintenance optimization isn’t doing less work—it’s doing the right work at the right time on the right assets.
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Bob Mirabito, the occasionally controversial head of CATS announced his resignation Tuesday. His last day on the job will be May 6.
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The agreement with UDT is to provide wireless connection for HART patrons for two hours at a time per bus ride.
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Vehicles will be equipped with INIT’s onboard ticket readers/validators to support multiple forms of payment including smart cards. Mobile tickets and EMV credit card payments will be added over time.
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As part of the FTA’s nationwide transit-oriented development initiative, the technical assistance will create opportunities that jumpstart local economies and strengthen communities, with a focus on boosting disadvantaged areas.
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Supplier developments include electric solutions and brushless or improved brush motors, to meet the demands of the transportation industry.
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BRT has become commonplace now in the U.S., with cities large and small either planning or having already implemented BRT.
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As representatives of their communities, universities share an important responsibility in providing multimodal forms of transportation that are both safe and sustainable.
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One topic I have heard discussed in some circles is regarding the amount of training to administer to new-hire candidates that bring some past driving experience with transport vehicles (paratransit, shuttle, etc.).
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A look at two unique and interesting BRT projects; Lane Transit District's EmX line and RTC Washoe County's RAPID.
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She will replace Acting Federal Transit Administrator Therese McMillan, who recently accepted a position as chief planning officer for L.A. Metro. Flowers joined the FTA as senior advisor to the Administrator in January 2015.
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