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Management•by Staff•June 24, 2004

N.Y. MTA launches security ad campaign

Four posters that alert riders to report suspicious behavior will be placed on and around MTA buses and subways.

Management•by Staff•June 24, 2004

A planning board greenlights city BRT system, but a sales tax extension holds final sway over the project's future.

Bus•by Staff•June 24, 2004

A planning board greenlights city BRT system, but a sales tax extension holds final sway over the project's future.

Management•by Staff•June 24, 2004

Despite conductor’s attempt to alert him, 60-year-old fails to get out of the way in time.

Management•by Staff•June 23, 2004

After a three-month delay, Metro Transit's Hiawatha Light Rail Line is scheduled to open June 26.

Rail•by Staff•June 22, 2004

Construction of the $600.4 million six-mile extension is scheduled for completion in 2009.

Management•by Staff•June 22, 2004

Transit, motorcoach industries testify before House subcommittee.

Management•by Staff•June 21, 2004

Parsons Brinckerhoff will inspect components supplied to nation's largest transit agency.

Rail•by Staff•June 18, 2004

The $1-million bill includes more than $600 million to improve the safety of rail tunnels used by Amtrak and commuter railroads.

Rail•by Staff•June 17, 2004

Subway fanatic found with transit keys and hard hat.