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AMF-Bruns Unveils Latest Wheelchair Securement System
The Protektor 2.0 SilverSeries is a four-point securement system designed to be compatible with all wheelchairs and vehicles.
The Protektor 2.0 SilverSeries is a four-point securement system designed to be compatible with all wheelchairs and vehicles.
Available in 30-foot and 35-foot models, the Equess CHARGE builds on ARBOC’s Equess transit bus platform and New Flyer’s EV technology.
The grant, awarded by the California Energy Commission, will be used to acquire charging stations, batteries, and other solar infrastructure.
Sam Desue Jr., who has been with the agency since 2019, currently serves as TriMet's chief operating officer.
The plan includes design improvements, restructured fares, enhanced bus corridors, and a modernized trolley network.
Monica Jones previously served as the associate dean of students and chief diversity officer for Marietta College.
Under the new agreement, ABC will distribute the manufacturer’s Vicinity heavy-duty vehicles throughout the western U.S., from Texas to California.
The app will allow riders to purchase any bus pass currently available, including half-fare discounted passes and tickets for the agency's paratransit service.
The contract for the new fueling station marks the start of a 20-year partnership between Trillium and the city of Albuquerque.
The upgraded facility will advance the agency’s goals for an improved transit experience and process for railcar maintenance and repairs.
Jannet Walker-Ford brings more than 20 years of experience to the firm, leading key transit, rail, highway, and aviation projects across the U.S.
The platform is being developed as an open ecosystem that can be connected to existing apps from joint venture RiVier.
The Glassboro-Camden Line light-rail project will expand on existing passenger rail service throughout and 18-mile corridor.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. has entered into an agreement to acquire Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. in a deal valued at about $2.8 billion. The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2021.
The limited deployment is part of Gov. Phil Murphy’s plan to combat the impacts of climate change by transitioning to zero-emission vehicles.