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News•by Staff•August 14, 2008

OCTA approves three-year extension with Veolia

The extension, which takes effect July 1, 2009, changes the scope of services covered between the parties by expanding OCTA’s ACCESS paratransit service.

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News•by Staff•August 13, 2008

Hattiesburg, Miss. buys 3 paratransit buses

Mayor Johnny DuPree announced that with help from the Federal Transit Authority, the city of Hattiesburg, Miss., purchased three new buses for its paratransit services as well as a new service truck.

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News•by Staff•August 11, 2008

Clean Energy joins natural gas vehicle investment

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has joined an investment group providing funding to help launch a new, natural gas vehicle made in the U.S. for taxi and paratransit use.

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News•by Staff•August 11, 2008

D.C. Metro, committee bestow accessible service awards

Annual award honors person or organization whose work results in significant improvements to accessible public transportation services for people with disabilities

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News•by Staff•August 8, 2008

Veolia selects Chicago for new HQ

Headquarters will house approximately 60 executive managers and administrative personnel from four operational groups focused on passenger transportation

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News•by Staff•August 6, 2008

Capital Metro fare hikes approved

Fare increased approved, however, agency cannot charge seniors and people with disabilities.

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News•by Staff•August 6, 2008

SANDAG relaunches custom map program

Staff will continue to improve the application in the coming months, including adding employment lands layer and a zoom to scale feature.

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News•by Staff•August 5, 2008

Daimler testifies before Congress for transit funds

Testimony focused on investing in transportation to improve energy security and the environment

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News•by Staff•August 4, 2008

MV wins southern California contract

Will operate and maintain commuter and paratransit services.

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News•by Staff•August 1, 2008

Utah Transit to raise fares again

The high cost of diesel fuel has caused the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) to raise fares on its buses and trains for the second time in three months.

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