China debuts high-speed rail line
Part of multi-billion dollar effort to upgrade for Olympic games.
Part of multi-billion dollar effort to upgrade for Olympic games.
The high cost of diesel fuel has caused the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) to raise fares on its buses and trains for the second time in three months.
Now owned by Henry Crown & Co., will operate under CC Industries Inc.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) announced that active U.S. military personnel and qualifying disabled veterans will be able to register for the new CTA Military Service Pass, which will allow them to ride free on CTA buses and trains.
A Fort Worth Transportation Authority (The T) bus, packed with cans and boxed foods, delivered the equivalent of 3,300 meals to the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
Report will show how much a person can save on a monthly and yearly basis by taking public transit and living with one less car in his or her household.
Seattle to vote on $17.9B transit plan. Highway fund may borrow from mass transit. Northern California cancels rail tax measure.
Features a high-strength stainless steel body and chassis and a hybrid power system that primarily uses stored electrical energy.
The contract represents nearly $156 million (USD) and covers 26 electric propulsion trains, including 21 three-car trains and five four-car trains.
Oakland, Calif.-based AC Transit and BART announced that they will use Measure B funds to implement new projects over the next two years.
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine signed a bill for the study of light rail transit in Virginia Beach, which will likely be for a 10 mile extension of neighboring Norfolk's 7.4-mile starter line, The Tide.
Plan outlines a renewed federal focus on maintaining and improving the Interstate highway system, instead of diverting funds for wasteful pet projects and programs
The City of Yorba Linda, Calif., has selected Western Transit Systems to provide transportation services for its senior mobility program.
With the acquisition, AECOM increases its global presence in the Americas, Europe, Australia and Asia.
Five federally-designated high-speed rail corridors in California, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin will share $5,640,174 in federal grant funding to make safety improvements at approximately 25 highway-rail grade crossings.
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