May 2019

Transit Increases On-Demand Options for Wheelchair Users

While many have found success expanding mobility options for its paratransit clients, many agencies are now looking to provide that same level of service to those that need wheelchairs and other ambulatory devices.

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This year’s show will feature up to 60 vehicles and all the latest products on the market.

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Buses, Tech, and Education take center stage at BusCon 2019

Charlevoix County Transit projects saving $50,000 annually once it converts 90% of its...

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Michigan agency taps 'clean' fuel for eco-benefits, savings

"Mobility as a Service” (MaaS), a term coined first in Helsinki, Finland, features a suite of...

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New Mobility Concepts Have Implications for Transit

COTA is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio the nation’s first U.S Department of Transportation...

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COTA focuses on providing greater mobilty to Columbus region

Planning for shuttle services can definitely benefit from the evolution of planningfor mass...

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7 Things shuttle operators need to know about planning, scheduling

Started in January of 2019, the shuttle has been running on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 6...

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Takeaways from Denver's Driverless Shuttle Deployment

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Sydney Rail Ops Designed with Humans in Mind

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How Operators Can Better Recruit, Retain Drivers

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Product Roundup: Transportation software solutions

Rose Pace adds that the new tool also allows GRTC to reduce calls associated with reservations...

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Tech brings greater flexibility for GRTC paratransit customers

There are many alternative fuels on the market powering shuttle buses and paratransit bus...

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How propane is becoming an 'alternative' fuel

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How Transit Can Help Prevent Human Trafficking