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Management•by Staff•March 3, 2004

APTA assumes ownership control of TransportMAX

The Internet-based marketplace offers e-procurement services for request-for-quotes, catalog purchasing and reordering, vendor sourcing and auctioning.

Management•by Staff•March 2, 2004

N.Y. leads in commuters using public transportation

Overall, only 5% of the nation's 128.6 million workers use public transportation to get to work.

Rail•by Staff•March 1, 2004

N.Y. subway evacuated after fire, small explosions

Man arrested for hurling debris onto tracks on Sunday night.

Management•by Staff•February 27, 2004

UTA employs two contractors to build rail line

Stacy and Whitbeck, of San Francisco, and St. Joseph, Mo.-based Herzog will work together to build commuter rail line.

Management•by Staff•February 27, 2004

School bus association issues warning about transport bill

Members urged to lobby their lawmakers to change two elements of bill.

Rail•by Staff•February 25, 2004

FTA grants $29 million to Florida rail expansion

The rail corridor, expected to triple ridership to almost 28,000 commuters per day by 2015, is slated to be complete by mid-2005.

Rail•by Staff•February 24, 2004

Cubic receives $7 million BART contract

Cubic will provide technology that will link the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District to the regional mass transit smart card ticketing program known as Translink.

Management•by Staff•February 23, 2004

N.Y. mayor rips, praises MTA

Mayor Bloomberg simultaneously criticizes and lauds the nation's largest transit agency in a radio interview.

Management•by Staff•February 20, 2004

Coach operators urged to attend event in Sacramento

California Bus Association rallies behind Schwarzenegger's worker's comp reform initiative.

Management•by Staff•February 20, 2004

Hydrogen fuel bus begins service in Hawaii

The 30-foot passenger bus cost $1 million and has a top speed of 45 mph.

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