CapMetro Names President/CEO
Dottie Watkins began her permanent role as president/CEO on Jan. 30, 2023.
Dottie Watkins began her permanent role as president/CEO on Jan. 30, 2023.
The commercial highlights how IBM is protecting enterprises everywhere, from major transit systems to international energy companies, “because the evolving threat landscape shouldn't take your focus away from your evolving business.”
The Annapolis Department of Transportation plans to enhance the quality of life through making environmentally conscious decisions with clean energy transit.
The report provides an updated index of adopted ZEBs that have been funded, ordered, and/or delivered within the U.S. and Canada according to data collected through September 2022.
The Anaheim Canyon Station is an important stop along the Inland Empire-Orange County line.
The TTC is deploying additional management staff to be present across the system – approximately 80 employees a day.
Last October, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the NYPD and the MTAPD would surge officer presence on platforms
This is the first microtransit launch made possible through a transit agency’s membership to NEORide, an Ohio-based consortium.
Coree Lonergan replaces retired director Chris Walton who served the community for nearly 22 years.
LIT is excited to build off of last year’s successful summit, which took place in Dallas and was hosted by Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
The 447-foot-long bridge experienced a structural failure and fell approximately 100 feet into the park below.
This Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is for two programs that help transit agencies replace old buses, provide good-paying jobs, and more.
Maurice Bell joined the organization as COO, and Sherrelle Evans-Jones is now on board as CFO. In addition, DCTA has brought on Bracey Goodwin IV as director, safety and compliance, as well as David Magaña to serve as director, marketing and communications.
In total, FTA is awarding 23 grants across 11 states and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Beginning Feb. 21, Red Line customers will see trains departing every eight minutes all day until 9 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday.
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