September 2019

Charging tech key to bringing urban air mobility to the masses

Accessible, point-to-point transportation will expand to the skies as vehicle charging goes vertical.

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With a total of 438 vehicles, Ontario, Canada's Brampton Transit comes in at No. 48 in this...

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Top 100 Bus Fleets Survey: Transit works to boost ridership, services

Concerns have recently culminated in bills that ban any use of federal transit funds to buy...

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Transit tech now in national security discussions

Catherine Rinaldi is president of Metro-North Railroad. Metro-North Railroad

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Women in Transportation: Metro-North Railroad's Catherine Rinaldi

"I am very excited about HNTB’s efforts to build more capacity in the transit workforce by...

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Women in Transportation: HNTB Corp.'s Kimberly Slaughter

"The professionals that truly inspire me are many of the women in transportation who are setting...

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Women in Transportation: Lane Transit District's Aurora Jackson

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BusCon 2019 product spotlight preview

Seoul instituted comprehensive bus reforms that aimed to reduce the need to move about the city...

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Exclusive: How cities around the globe approach 'new mobility'

VIA President/CEO Jeffrey C. Arndt (center) celebrates Transit Driver Appreciation Day with...

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VIA's president/CEO on the revamped bus system, future of agency

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3 Key Strategies for Transit Agencies to Survive the Retirement Cliff

The MaaS contracting program is part of the agency’s focus on providing more options as the face...

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A closer look at DCTA’s MaaS contracting model

In mid-April, the Scottish firm Stagecoach Group completed the sale of all of its North American...

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How Greyhound, Coach USA sales will impact intercity bus lines