MARTA Announces Passing of GM/CEO Parker
In a unanimous vote, the board named Collie Greenwood as interim GM/CEO at a specially called board meeting on Saturday.
In a unanimous vote, the board named Collie Greenwood as interim GM/CEO at a specially called board meeting on Saturday.
The technological advancements include trip planning, automated vehicle location, mobile fare payment, social media use, and an app.
During the 90-day period, Metro will increase efforts to restore 6000-series railcars to increase the availability of newer cars in the fleet.
The black-and-yellow locomotive commemorates the 50th anniversary of Operation Lifesaver, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing railroad safety education and awareness nationwide.
The contract provides procurement opportunities for extensive shelter options, including Tolar’s legacy Sierra series, among other amenities.
Under a new, multi-year supply agreement, Proterra battery systems will power the Vicinity Lightning 28-foot electric transit bus and Vicinity’s strip chassis platform to support several commercial vehicle configurations such as shuttle buses, utility trucks, and box trucks.
The grant funds for CTDOT will help maintain and improve transit service for Connecticut residents and visitors as the agency continues to address pandemic-related challenges such as decreased ridership and staff shortages.
This funding is part of more than $30 billion for public transportation in the American Rescue Plan Actwhich was signed into law by President Biden last March.
The annual event, hosted by Council for Quality Growth, and with support from major sponsors VHB and WSP, was held virtually due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the region.
First Transit will provide 30 employees, including management personnel overseeing day-to-day rental car transit operations.
The AI-based system applies computer vision and machine learning technologies for real-time monitoring and analysis, to ensure the safety of railroad crossings.
As part of the agreement, the state of West Virginia has committed to purchase a minimum of $15 million of GreenPower vehicles produced at the facility.
Amy Schlappi will work alongside current executive director, Patty Fink, until Fink’s retirement in July 2022.
Despite the variety of localities, rider demographics, and transit needs across Arlington, Grand Rapids, and Ann Arbor, each service has successfully provided effective, efficient driverless transportation services available to all.
The investment will bring the next generation of contactless fare payment and collection technology, allowing riders to “tap and go” with their mobile devices and credit/debit cards.
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