University of Iowa bus system handles high waters
Service provided transportation for all but two days of unprecedented flooding.
Service provided transportation for all but two days of unprecedented flooding.
After a joint competitive procurement, the cities of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood have each selected to retain MV as their transportation contractor.
Daimler Buses North America’s Dodge Sprinter shuttle bus is now available with a side entry wheelchair lift.
City council proposing 18-mile bus route.
Board of directors has approved the purchase of 26 dual-powered locomotives to replace its diesel fleet.
Wabtec Rail, the U.K.-based unit of Wabtec Corporation, signed a $52 million, three-year contract to refurbish 308 electric transit cars for HSBC Rail, a leading lessor of rail equipment in the U.K.
Oklahoma transit adding bicycles. Magnetic strip ticket sales abruptly halted. Coach company owner looks to small coach market.
In August, the CTA will make the majority of its bus supervisor positions mobile, rather than assigned to fixed locations.
Iteris Inc. has been selected as part of a multidisciplinary team by OCTA to implement a real-time transit passenger information system and to design an advanced transit signal priority system for three Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridors in Orange County, Calif.
Seven travel organizations met recently in Washington to cooperate and act as one voice for the packaged travel community, establishing five areas for collaborative work, including government relations, airline issues and sustainable travel.
The NTSB has determined that the probable cause of a crash that occurred on an elevated highway ramp in Atlanta was the motorcoach driver's mistaking of an Interstate high occupancy vehicle (HOV)-only left exit ramp for an HOV through lane.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) has placed an order for 260 CompoBuses from North American Bus Industries Inc (NABI).
Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST) and San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD will utilize the pre-existing design plans of an Orange County (Calif.) Transportation Authority (OCTA) bus base in an innovative approach to building transit facilities that is expected to save them each hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Broward County Transit (BCT) was named the 2008 Urban Community Transportation System of the Year for its efforts in improving service to its paratransit customers and serving the community by the Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA).
Each trolley seats 22 passengers and has two wheelchair positions available and features destination signs, automated vehicle locator, oak wood slat seats and walls, and trolley style windows.
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