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News•by Staff•October 17, 2018

L.A. Metro begins tunneling on first section of Purple Line extension

Twin tunnel boring machines will begin by tunneling parallel underground sections between the future Wilshire/La Brea Station and the current Wilshire/Western Purple Line terminus.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

Report proposes integrating Metro-North, LIRR fares to boost access

NYC Comptroller Stringer called on the MTA to improve job access, reduce commute times, extend the reach of the transit system, and relieve overcrowding.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

Mass. BRT pilot combines design, art to launch improved experience

Featuring the work of five local artists along the corridor, the pilot aims to bring more efficient and reliable service.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

Dean Trailways adds 2 Van Hool CX45s

The coaches are equipped with Cummins engines, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and outlets with USB ports.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

The Rapid adding 16 New Flyer articulated buses

The buses will support Grand Rapids’ second new BRT line, with funding provided by the FTA and the Michigan DOT.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

WeGo to pilot tech allowing hybrid buses to convert to battery mode

Select buses will feature the exclusive GPS-based technology from BAE Systems.

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News•by Staff•October 16, 2018

SamTrans unveils first of 10 Proterra all-electric buses

The agency is currently looking to replace the entirety of its fleet with zero-emissions vehicles by 2032.

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News•by Staff•October 15, 2018

Pace's T.J. Ross announces retirement

Career includes public and private sector experience with positions as planner, engineer, maintenance director, GM, and executive director.

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News•by Staff•October 15, 2018

Owner of trucking company in Canadian hockey team bus crash charged

Will face seven federal charges, including two counts of failing to maintain Hours of Service logs and three counts of failing to monitor the compliance of a driver.

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News•by Staff•October 15, 2018

Metrolink's Art Leahy announces retirement

A 47-year veteran of the transportation industry, Leahy joined Metrolink after leading Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority as CEO from 2009 to 2015.

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