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Management•by Staff•February 19, 2004

Bombardier Transportation appoints new president

Railcar maker names former transportation president for Alstom head of company’s rail division.

Rail•by Staff•February 18, 2004

Looming strike causes transit officials to hold off April grand opening of Twin Cities' first-ever light rail line.

Rail•by Staff•February 17, 2004

The new service enables Long Island (N.Y.) Rail Road customers to order and pay for tickets over the Internet.

Management•by Staff•February 17, 2004

The association is calling on the federal government to invest 3 cents of the gas tax to meet these needs.

Management•by Staff•February 13, 2004

The measure, which includes $56.5 billion for transit, faces veto threat.

Rail•by Staff•February 12, 2004

President of national rail network says White House proposal is only half of what is needed to prevent the system from shutting down.

Management•by Staff•February 12, 2004

Establishment of Blue Bird Coachworks is seen by the company as a big step towards growth of non-school bus business.

Management•by Staff•February 11, 2004

Language in Senate draft measure suggests transit agencies could compete for school charters.

Management•by Staff•February 10, 2004

Fuel prices to rise after international oil group attempts to stabilize the petroleum market.

Management•by Staff•February 6, 2004

Provision in Senate bill would allow transit to compete for school trips