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Cleveland to review fare box records
CLEVELAND -- After noticing a discrepancy between ridership and fare collected, about 30 Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority employees will ride the system to track passenger numbers and compare them to fare box reports to locate the error. For the full story, click here.
Florida considers TOD
TAMPA, Fla -- Tampa may be the first city in Florida to use transit-oriented development to encourage public transit and accommodate a higher influx of people. For the full story, click here.
Caltrans backs off Federal transit rule
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Responding to protests from several groups, including transit agencies, school officials and concerned citizens, Caltrans will no longer support a Federal school transit rule proposing to prohibit public transit trips intended for schoolchildren. For the full story, click here.
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