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Management•by Staff•January 25, 2002

LA to receive NABI CompoBuses

The 30 vehicles will run on CNG.

Management•by Staff•January 24, 2002

Escot Bus Lines V.P. named METRO's Operator of the Year

Started in 1983 as a shuttle service with two minibuses, the business has since grown into a fleet of 26 coaches that provide charter service to more than 300,000 customers annually.

Rail•by Staff•January 23, 2002

Amtrak provides free onboard Internet service

Three interactive trains house Pocket PCs

Management•by Staff•January 22, 2002

Metro Mobility receives 75 paratransit vehicles

The buses were provided by Champion Coach

Management•by Staff•January 21, 2002

Deadline for small business loan extended

The deadline to file for The U.S. Small Business Administration's Economic Injury Disaster Loans was extended to April 22, 2002.

Rail•by Staff•January 18, 2002

U.K. Royal Train may get axed

The luxury nine-carriage Royal Train costs an average of $50,400 for each 550-mile journey.

Management•by Staff•January 18, 2002

County-wide bus system being discussed in Atlanta

The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority is negotiating with 13 metro Atlanta counties to start a regional express bus system by next year.

Management•by Staff•January 17, 2002

Lapp named new N.Y. MTA director

Lapp will be the first woman to serve as executive director since the MTA's creation in 1968.

Rail•by Staff•January 16, 2002

Union Switch & Signal receives contracts

Total value of signaling and control systems contracts exceeds $100 million.

Rail•by Staff•January 15, 2002

U.K. unveils rail plan

Plan calls for $48.3 billion for rail network improvements by 2010.

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