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News•by Staff•June 18, 2019

Megabus.com 'Partners' program yields benefits to bus companies

As well as this full operational support, the megabus.com team will assist operators in maximizing revenue yield.

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News•June 18, 2019

WMATA to study 3 rail lines to address region's future needs

The first phase of the study will assess key issues and trends and document why improvements to the lines are necessary.

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News•by Staff•June 18, 2019

Chatham Area Transit CEO resigns to accept new transit position

Curtis Koleber has headed up CAT for nearly six years after joining the agency in 2013 as COO/deputy executive director.

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News•by Staff•June 18, 2019

MTA to Add 500 Officers to NYCT to Bolster Safety, Stem Fare Evasion

From 2013 to 2017, assaults reported by workers increased 15.2%, and lost revenue increased from $105M in 2015 to $225M in 2018.

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News•by Staff•June 17, 2019

Prince joins HNTB as new project director and associate VP

Roger Prince brings more than 33 years of experience with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

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News•by Staff•June 17, 2019

DART names new chief of staff

David Schulze becomes DART’s first executive level chief of staff, serving as senior advisor to the president/executive director.

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News•June 17, 2019

LA Metro parking-guidance tech helps commuters find parking

System uses sensors to monitor the status of each parking space in a parking lot or garage.

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News•by Staff•June 14, 2019

Q'Straint acquires Adapt Solutions

Headquartered just outside Quebec City, the company manufactures wheelchair accessible automotive turning seats and lifting devices.

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News•by Staff•June 14, 2019

MARTA moving ahead with historic transit expansion program

The program marks a major shift in the agency's approach to project delivery, with a commitment to seeking public-private partnerships.

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News•by Staff•June 14, 2019

HART, union agree to add driver safety barriers

The agency allocated $1 million toward the project with each installed barrier estimated to cost $5,000.

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