Moving Beyond Sustainability outlines a comprehensive sustainability strategy for the next decade to make Metro facilities greener, reduce air pollution and trash from construction and reduce smog and greenhouse gases across L.A. County.
Walter "Lenny" Cooksey Jr. brings with him 25 years of management experience in public and private transportation, financial services, marketing, and emergency management.
The agency will restore service on a group of routes and improve frequencies on others to just under 90% of pre-pandemic levels.
The $400-billion plan lays out a 30-year transportation blueprint for bringing about a more mobile and sustainable future.
The agency's newest commuter rail line, the N Line, adds service to improve mobility from the city’s northern suburbs to downtown Denver.
The awards recognize public transit providers for their innovative and proactive safety and security programs.
He held many positions throughout the years including serving on the APTA Executive Committee and California Transit Association’s Executive Committee.
The $10 billion program is designed to upgrade rail infrastructure and enhance service ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The new chairman is John Adams, president of Southern Coaches, who replaces outgoing chairman, Gary Krapf, president of Krapf’s Coaches.
First Transit is one of six private transit operating firms to announce its involvement with NATA to help cities across North America promote innovative transportation solutions that ensure transit continues to deliver safe, clean, and reliable mobility options.
The agency has estimated it will deplete its share of CARES funding by the end of the calendar year.
Rashed Islam will be responsible for strategic leadership, business development, and management of key transportation initiatives.
Over the next few weeks, customers will see new signage at transit stations, on vehicles, and online, designed to remind passengers of improved sanitization and cleaning procedures put in place to further enhance their safety.
The annual award acknowledges excellence among public transportation providers in North America. In LAVTA’s 35-year history, this the first time it has received this honor.
The program selection criteria encompassed safety, economic competitiveness, quality of life, state of good repair, environmental sustainability, innovation, and partnerships with a broad range of stakeholders.
Here’s a look at some of the highlights of the relationship-building event bringing select suppliers and operators together, which took place in February 2020.
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