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Management•by Staff•September 15, 2004

California bans bus driver cell-phone use

Including Arizona and Massachusetts, three states have now implemented the legislation.

Rail•by Staff•September 14, 2004

The House of Representatives began debate on a $90 billion bill, which includes funding for the rail service.

Rail•by Staff•September 14, 2004

The $650 million, four-mile system closed Sept. 8 after a metal part connected to a drive shaft fell from the train.

Management•by Staff•September 14, 2004

Police and CTA security attempt to prevent terrorism on city's elevated rail lines.

Management•by Staff•September 13, 2004

Engineering and development set to begin on the first phase of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project outside Washington, D.C.

Management•by Staff•September 9, 2004

Facing $62 million budget shortfall, agency warns of major cost cuts unless state can come up with needed funds.

Management•by Staff•September 8, 2004

The system will help the Albuquerque (N.M.) Transit Department track and monitor the location and performance of vehicles.

Management•by Staff•September 7, 2004

The annual financial cost of traffic congestion ballooned from $14 billion to more than $63 billion since 1982.

Management•by Staff•September 7, 2004

Acquisition of the parking service is the first step in Cubic's effort to broaden its core business in fare collection systems.

Management•by Staff•September 2, 2004

One of a kind program teaches volunteer passengers how to evacuate and help others.