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Designated quiet zones and the decibel level of train horns were topics raised at one of eight public hearings held by the Federal Railroad Association.
Read More →Phoenix voters approved a massive $2.9 billion multimodal public transport improvement scheme by a two-to-one margin.
Read More →U.S. Deputy Transportation Secretary Mortimer Downey has unveiled a new initiative to ensure "the highest levels of safety in the nation’s mass transit," as he put it.
Read More →Congress is set to approve a record $6.3 billion for public transport assistance in Fiscal Year 2001, but the industry is not resting on its laurels.
Read More →Only one in four people would use their cars less if public transport was better, says a study released by the Royal Automobile Club of the United Kingdom.
Read More →After setbacks from impromptu archaeological digs and building one of the largest public works in Greek history, the Athens Metro was finally inaugurated in January.
Read More →Amtrak has unveiled a dramatic new plan to expand its passenger service and increase its fledgling freight business.
Read More →Four of the most prominent civic organizations in the Detroit area are collaborating to examine how a regional bus rapid transit (BRT) network of rapid transit service—modeled after the successful one in Curitiba, Brazil—could be established in the Detroit metropolitan region.
Read More →There is no clear advantage between choosing diesel fuel or natural gas for heavy-duty vehicles, said a study done by the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.
Read More →The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) continues to order buses at a furious pace in order to comply with court-ordered improvements in bus service.
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