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The extension, which takes effect July 1, 2009, changes the scope of services covered between the parties by expanding OCTA’s ACCESS paratransit service.
Read More →The NJ Transit board of directors approved the purchase of 50 additional Bombardier Multilevel Vehicles (MLVs) to help meet increasing ridership demand on the corporation’s busiest commuter rail lines.
Read More →The new initiatives include more frequent service, additional peak, off-peak and weekend service, and new late-night regional rail service.
Read More →San Francisco to offer workers transit benefits. Smart card hackers silenced. Light rail line protested.
Read More →Company adds stop in Cherry Hill, N.J., on its New York to Philadelphia run, which features onboard amenities, such as extra leg room, free Wi-Fi and power outlets.
Read More →Mayor Johnny DuPree announced that with help from the Federal Transit Authority, the city of Hattiesburg, Miss., purchased three new buses for its paratransit services as well as a new service truck.
Read More →Risk reduction program, aimed at supplementing current federal regulations, inspection requirements, and other compliance and enforcement activities.
Read More →Americans drove 4.7 percent less, or 12.2 billion miles fewer, in June 2008 than June 2007.
Read More →The tour will make 31 stops in 18 states, stretching from Maine to California.
Read More →In response to an announcement by California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger that he will veto all bills until the Legislature can agree on a state budget
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