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Rail•by Staff•April 11, 2002

Bush administration pulls out of rail hearings

Amtrak is currently seeking $1.2 billion in federal aid, while the Bush administration has proposed $521 million in federal support.

Management•by Staff•April 11, 2002

Memorial honors commuters lost on that day.

Management•by Staff•April 9, 2002

Thousands of lost student groups are costing D.C. $1.5 million to $2 million per day compared with spring 2001.

Management•by Staff•April 8, 2002

More than 6,000 buses were taken off the road as a result of a court-ordered deadline to phase out diesel buses.

Rail•by Staff•April 4, 2002

Workers were offered a two-year pay increase of 3.3% this year, with a minimum 3% increase next year.

Rail•by Staff•April 4, 2002

Siemens will supply Romania's state-owned rail company, CFR Calatori, with 120 passenger trains over the next five years.

Management•by Staff•April 3, 2002

The International Olympic Committee expressed concern about the completion of transportation projects and security in time for the 2004 Olympics.

Management•by Staff•April 3, 2002

The buses are being built in cooperation with ISE Research-ThunderVolt, Nova BUS and New Jersey Transit.

Management•by Staff•April 2, 2002

Nine new customers have awarded contracts to the company in the past few months.

Rail•by Staff•April 2, 2002

The grant will be used for the implementation of the 2.5-mile University LRT line.