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Cost of deal for light rail cars will keep transit agency under $138-million budget.
Read More →Company will deliver 11, three-car trains to Sweden, but a plant strike in Northern Ireland has slowed production in that country.
Read More →Workers installed nearly 7,000 feet of new track to bring PATH service back to the trade center site.
Read More →In the past ten years, Amtrak has lost more than $500 million annually, and is projected to continue.
Read More →The bill spends nearly one-and-a-half times as much as the $247 billion that President Bush proposed.
Read More →The system allows transit providers to track and coordinate buses, trolleys and other mass transit vehicles, while also allowing passengers to reserve rides from dedicated telephones or kiosks.
Read More →Nation's third-largest public transit agency agrees to deal with mechanics union, ending 35-day walkout.
Read More →Currently, buses have only three minutes to idle on city streets, and must load and unload passengers in the time frame.
Read More →City's new light rail project will announce a 12-year, $50-million corporate sponsorship package to attach Nextel's name to the main station and one train.
Read More →Congressional negotiators approved the subsidy, $300 million more than the House of Representatives and the Bush administration supported, late Wednesday.
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