RouteMatch tapped to equip DOT ITS program
MSAA program supports the use of ITS technologies to achieve coordinated, efficient transportation, also known as a coordinated human service and public transportation systems.
MSAA program supports the use of ITS technologies to achieve coordinated, efficient transportation, also known as a coordinated human service and public transportation systems.
The new system will allow Trenitalia, which serves more than one million passengers per day, to increase the safety of train operations, while enabling higher traffic density through greater speed.
The dip now exceeds 122 billion VMT, compared to the same 14-month period — December 2006 to January 2008 — a year earlier.
Participants will review best practices and explore options for expanding transit infrastructure and services through public-private partnerships.
Mobility Plus paratransit service is for riders unable to access conventional or bus rapid transit in the nine municipalities of York, Ontario.
Claude Brinegar, former transportation secretary, dies. Cash-strapped Austin transit planning BRT. N.Y. actor rescues man from oncoming train.
Prior to joining the STB, Mulvey was staff director, Railroad Subcommittee, and staff director, pipelines and hazardous materials, for the Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Celebrating 85 years in the charter bus industry, Cardinal Buses provides charter services to the Midwest region.
City of Commerce replaced its fleet with seven buses, featuring display boards that operate in Spanish and English, wheelchair ramps, security cameras and bike racks.
New line of products will include drive train and suspension components and options like auxiliary no-idle solutions.
Providing new capabilities for an all-in-one reader that will process bank cards, prepaid cards and smart card-enabled mobile phones.
In remarks to the National League of Cities in Washington, D.C., Secretary LaHood told the gathering of urban officials that the U.S. DOT has moved quickly to release funds to state offices and transit agencies.
Together, the Altamont Corridor and the Caltrain Corridor projects are worth more than $70 million.
Projects identified by members are spread out geographically and will provide operational and capacity benefits to passenger and freight operations.
Contract, valued at $16.9 million, relates to a 36-mile extension to two sections of the Ankara-Istanbul high-speed link.
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