Transdev lands CATA paratransit contract
The company will begin providing CATA’s Spec-Tran and supplemental rural services effective April 2018, affecting more than 15,500 paratransit customers.
The company will begin providing CATA’s Spec-Tran and supplemental rural services effective April 2018, affecting more than 15,500 paratransit customers.
The Colorado Electric Vehicle Plan distributes $68.7 million Colorado will be receiving from German carmaker Volkswagen as part of a settlement for violating emissions laws.
These new orders are from existing customers BC Transit and Bow Valley Regional Transit, and new customer Town of Midland for deliveries in 2018.
Michael Sweeney first joined HNTB in 2012 as New York office leader and Northeast Division president.
Kammy Horne has 25 years of transportation experience in project planning, development, and implementation, as well as expertise related to NEPA.
Economic growth and tech transformations have paved the way for luxury bus transportation.
The module enables CleverCAD users to react quickly to service disruptions that occur due to inclement weather, traffic or road conditions, or vehicle maintenance issues.
During the trial period, motorcoach companies that need drivers will be able to temporarily employ drivers from other companies in locations that are experiencing a tourism lull.
In his new role, Ryne Shetterly will shape green policies, build brand awareness, and help lead the sales and marketing team to propel the electric vehicle market forward.
One of those strategies is transitioning the 85-bus Dial-a-Ride fleet from diesel fuel to propane.
First Transit is offering rides on the shared autonomous vehicle in Downtown Minneapolis to demo capabilities in winter weather.
The pilot program will focus on the long-term feasibility of implementing autonomous transit into existing and planned routes along the city’s downtown riverfront.
As part of the contract awarded to Kawasaki Rail, the new subway cars will be built in New York and Nebraska.
The request comes a week after the rail authority disclosed that the cost of building the first 119 miles in the Central Valley is forecast to jump by $4 billion.
On average, as many as 10 million people, more than Hong Kong’s population, take the Shanghai subway.
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