May 2019

7 Things shuttle operators need to know about planning, scheduling

Good shifts and rosters can improve driver retention, cost reduction, and passenger service.

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All photos courtesy Sydney Rail

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Sydney Rail Ops Designed with Humans in Mind

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How Operators Can Better Recruit, Retain Drivers

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

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

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

"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

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

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

For the pilot program, customers pay the typical $6 CARE Plus fare, with the agency subsidizing...

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Transit Increases On-Demand Options for Wheelchair Users

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

Clever Devices

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Product Roundup: Transportation software solutions