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News•by Staff•March 24, 2020

Congestion cost Americans nearly $88 billion in 2019, report says

For the second consecutive year, Boston ranked as the most congested city in the U.S.

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News•by Staff•March 23, 2020

L.A. Metro unveils 'hybrid package' to continue service during COVID-19

Both bus and rail service will be adjusted that will result in slightly less service than offered on the typical weekday but more than on a typical weekend.

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News•by Staff•March 19, 2020

Public transit industry seeks $16 billion in emergency federal funding

Urging Congress to act to offset the extraordinary direct costs and revenue losses caused by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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News•by Staff•March 16, 2020

Alexander promoted to CEO of Transdev's U.S. operations

He has been with Transdev for more than 18 years and has led the company’s business development team over the extended timeframe.

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News•by Staff•March 10, 2020

Only 12% of drivers would feel safe in driverless car, report says

72% of U.S. adults would feel safer riding in a self-driving car if they had the ability to take over control if something goes wrong.

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News•by Staff•March 10, 2020

Jersey City's on-demand service growing rapidly

Via, which operates the service, has experienced steady daily growth and high demand since launch in Jersey City, with an increasing number of both new and repeat riders.

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News•by Staff•March 9, 2020

Study examines how to integrate air mobility into urban environments

The key to unlocking this potential lies largely in vertiports, landing hubs that integrate the aerial network

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News•by Staff•March 6, 2020

Subscription service looks to provide 'last mile' links in Sacramento

Go360 uses all electric vehicles in a first- and last-mile pooled model to provide consumers a better and faster way to travel.

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News•by Staff•March 4, 2020

Hytch tech helps increase transportation options in South Bend, Ind.

As a solution, the city is working with employers to help low-income and part-time workers with unreliable transportation options commute to and from their jobs.

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News•by Staff•March 3, 2020

$8.5M FTA grant to target transit in poverty-stricken communities

The new "HOPE" program supports planning, engineering and technical studies, or financial planning to improve services.

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