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Management•by Staff•September 1, 2004

Israeli's life saved after giving up bus seat

A suicide bombing on a bus killed 16 earlier this week in Beersheba, Israel.

Management•by Staff•September 1, 2004

Women's group calls for the Los Angeles MTA to stop bus operators from banning breastfeeding on buses.

Rail•by Staff•August 31, 2004

The national passenger railroad carries mostly bulk mail under a $60 million per year contract with the USPS.

Management•by Staff•August 31, 2004

Orange County, Calif., system looks to improve its operations with asset management tool.

Management•by Staff•August 30, 2004

China plans to upgrade its railway network by extending tracks and increasing speed.

Management•by Staff•August 26, 2004

Mass evacuation after threats cost rail company about $100,000 in lost revenues.

Management•by Staff•August 25, 2004

Line from New Haven, Conn., to Springfield, Mass., will now face public debate.

Rail•by Staff•August 25, 2004

Panel discussions will focus on New Starts at Sept. 19 event in Los Angeles.

Management•by Staff•August 24, 2004

APTA’s award for best transit agency with more than 30 million annual trips will be presented at the association’s annual meeting in Atlanta.

Rail•by Staff•August 24, 2004

The Kingston, Ontario plant will close its doors in December due to lack of orders.