UNM ratchets up the pressure
The station will provide tire pressure measurement and adjustment service to student, staff and faculty vehicles.
The station will provide tire pressure measurement and adjustment service to student, staff and faculty vehicles.
Throughout the week, WVU’s Department of Transportation and Parking will promote alternative forms of transportation.
The director leads a department dedicated to providing innovative transportation solutions to serve the university community.
University officials hope that students, faculty and staff can use Routes 50 and 54 to get to and from the university.
Chartrand Inc., a Montreal-area passenger transportation company, has purchased six Prevost H3-45 motorcoaches, each equipped with the new Volvo D13 Series engine.
Allan Silver, senior vice president, corporate strategy and general counsel of Traxis Financial Group (TFG), will join a panel discussion on the role of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im) in the financing of transportation assets globally.
Designed to be user-friendly, WhistleTix is an entirely Web-based system that provides the capability for museums and railroads to upload specific railcar descriptions and pictures, and enables operators to easily change the configuration of railcars as needed.
The mock-up was built to help engineers in the design and manufacturing process for the fleet of commuter railcars ordered by SEPTA from United Transit Systems, and will offer a first glimpse of 120 new railcars purchased.
Will provide more than 200 natural gas bus engines to transit operators in Lima, Peru.
Northern California builders support transit plan. High-speed rail capable of pollution-free operation. Air France considers expanding into high-speed rail.
Annual guide for professional travel planners and general public highlights top fairs, festivals, parades and shows across North America. While the Top 100 are not ranked, ABA highlights the top U.S. and Canadian events for 2009.
Nixon most recently served as senior vice president, commercial businesses, for ViaSat. He also served as CEO of Enerdyne Technologies Inc. from 2002 to 2006.
Special sensors and processors on board the bus detected the magnets in the pavement and controlled the steering based upon the information it received.
Platform centers on three principles that they’d like to see be addressed during the upcoming reauthorization of the Federal transportation bill: to fully fund repairs for American roads, bridges and mass transit; to lead the country in combating energy dependence and climate change; and to cut red tape and bureaucracy to deliver projects more quickly.
Manufactured by Van Hool, the vehicle employs efficiency of a high-capacity design, which at 45 feet in length is 15 feet shorter than an articulated bus.
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