
DART Taps Nathaniel P. Ford Sr. as Next President/CEO
Since 2012, Ford has served as the CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority
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Since 2012, Ford has served as the CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority
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Fresh off of his trip to Dubai for UITP MENA, Transit Evangelist Paul Comfort joins METRO’s Alex Roman to discuss how the taxicabs in that region work together with public transit, as well as why some mobility models are slow to take hold in the states.
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With over 20 years of experience on the MCI sales team and based in Des Plaines, Ill., Hill will be responsible for new and pre-owned coach sales to private operators in the Midwest region, including Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia.
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Beginning Sunday May 8, new schedules and route maps will reflect bus arrivals with updated time points so that riders can better plan their trips.
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Secretary Norman Y. Mineta was a Japanese-American born and raised in San Jose.
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The facility was programmed to operate, service, and maintain RTA’s entire fleet and serve as the authority’s headquarters.
Read More →The agency and Walsh-Fluor held a contest for elementary school students to suggest a name for the gantry as part of a contest and educational opportunity for young students to learn more about construction and the RPM project happening next to their school.
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Prior to joining Bi-State Development, Charles Stewart served in a variety of positions with the City of St. Louis, including director of Internal Audit and chief of staff for the License Collector, as well as audit positions with General Dynamics Corp. and Arthur Young & Co.
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Optibus has added Angela Miller and Waiching Wong to its North America leadership team.
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Members of the “Fareness” panel will focus on innovative approaches to encourage fare payment through education, equity, and enforcement.
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Through its pledge, EIP will work to secure commitments from public agencies to increase the number, size, and scope of contracts going to HUBs.
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