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Management•by Staff•May 23, 2004

Laidlaw Transit names new president

Most recently, Michael Rushin was a senior vice president at Laidlaw's Education Services division.

Rail•by Staff•May 20, 2004

$10 billion bond issue could be postponed for two years.

Management•by Staff•May 20, 2004

U.S. Senators said Wednesday that a major obstacle in the path of reauthorizing TEA 21 has been overcome.

Management•by Staff•May 19, 2004

The order also includes an option for an additional 600 units.

Rail•by Staff•May 18, 2004

FBI are investigating the weapon, which is reportedly a low-powered model.

Rail•by Staff•May 17, 2004

The line would be the first phase of an 18-mile line that will ultimately extend to Cambridge.

Management•by Staff•May 17, 2004

New phone network will give customers more informational options when calling transit agency’s call center.

Management•by Staff•May 13, 2004

Lack of money, political pressures result in cancellation of $661 million project.

Management•by Staff•May 13, 2004

GM of Twin Cities agency returns to Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority.

Management•by Staff•May 12, 2004

Findings also reveal that these long-distance commuters travel these lengths 329 million times a year.