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The New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority will cease token sales on April 13 and completely phase out the currency on May 4.
Read More →Transit officials in Charlotte, N.C., will take over Charlotte Trolley operations, buy new streetcars and remodel a maintenance garage for an expanded trolley fleet.
Read More →The two-year contract includes consulting services for parking expansion, development, station access studies, new stations, facilities and long-term development for the MTA Metro-North Railroad.
Read More →The equipment, valued at about $7,000, will be used by the Metro Transit Police Department should they have reason to believe that a suspicious package may pose a radiological threat.
Read More →The 14 three-car trains are scheduled to be delivered between January 2006 and December 2007.
Read More →Funding is earmarked for GO Transit's rail network in the extended Greater Toronto Area as well as for the "Quick Start" phase of the York Region Rapid Transit Plan.
Read More →Federal officials implemented new communications and mapping systems, and incorporated intelligence in their planning.
Read More →SEPTA will use the system for procurements under $25,000, which corresponds to roughly 95% of its total purchase orders.
Read More →First Transit will assume responsibility for Medicaid and paratransit call center contracts.
Read More →These numbers should only be used in cases of extreme security breaches.
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