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Jennifor L. Dorn was today unanimously confirmed as Federal Transit Administrator.
Read More →To offset increased operating costs and new and expanded services, the Denver RTD is considering a fare increase for the first time since 1997.
Read More →Faulty track maintenance and communications were blamed for a 1998 Amtrak accident in Arlington, Texas, that injured 22.
Read More →President Bush will nominate Joseph M. Clapp to administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
Read More →Amtrak President George Warrington ordered a 15% reduction in management ranks and may cut train service and further trim the workforce to meet its congressional deadline for breaking even on operations by December 2002.
Read More →Bob Kiley was today fired as chairman of the board of London Regional Transport for opposing government plans to partly privatize the network.
Read More →More than seven million of Washington, D.C.'s, 22 million visitors last spring arrived in the city as part of a group that relied on chartered buses or motorcoaches.
Read More →President Bush nominated Mary Peters, director of the Arizona Department of Transportation, to head the Federal Highway Administration.
Read More →In accordance with a provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), President Bush will allow Mexican ownership of bus companies operating within the United States.
Read More →Attendees of the American Bus Association's Bus Industry Safety Council began work on a set of industry "best practices" that will be distributed via the Internet.
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