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Rail•by Staff•December 11, 2001

Conrail to pay Amtrak $3.5 million

Amtrak claims figure of rail miles underreported is in the millions.

Management•by Staff•December 10, 2001

Funding bill being reviewed by Bush

A $59.6 billion transportation appropriations bill was passed by the House and Senate last week.

Management•by Staff•December 10, 2001

Knoxville Transit to be run by management company

Professional Transit Management Ltd. will oversee agency's 75 vehicles.

Management•by Staff•December 7, 2001

New FHWA study improves on regional transportation operations

Study findings include the importance of visionary, influential leadership and the need for a source of funding to support coordinated regional efforts.

Management•by Staff•December 6, 2001

Website contest to stimulate careers in transportation

The design contest, for high school students, will help introduce youth to careers in transportation.

Management•by Staff•December 5, 2001

Paralympics needs more buses

More ADA accessible buses are being sought for the 2002 Paralympics in Salt Lake City.

Management•by Staff•December 3, 2001

Transportation security agency established

New administration developed to help protect against terrorism.

Rail•by Staff•November 28, 2001

Safety of lone-engineer operations should be evaluated, said NTSB

A final report on a train collision earlier this year determined an inattentive engineer to be the cause.

Management•by Staff•November 28, 2001

Connecticut Transit meets 2006 EPA requirements

The transit agency will be provided with 400,000 gallons of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel.

Management•by Staff•November 28, 2001

Five transit agencies order Digital Recorders' destination signs

Orders totaled $5 million for the company's destination signs and voice announcement system.

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