New York City Bringing Rail Into the 21st Century
New technology helps agency's subway system change its negative image of the 1970s, while increasing ridership and customer participation.
New technology helps agency's subway system change its negative image of the 1970s, while increasing ridership and customer participation.
System jointly designed and developed by Bombardier Transportation and March Networks.
Action would change railway's role to that of contract operator/manager.
Passenger killed after getting caught in the door of a departing train.
Worth nearly $729K, contract will replace obsolete radio equipment used by maintenance personnel.
Whether it is building components for railcars or managing construction of a transit project, women are continuing to play a major role in the transportation industry. This year we highlight the achievements of five women who draw from their backgrounds in law, journalism, drafting, marketing and education to help them succeed.
IEEE will produce guide for calculating braking distances for rail transit vehicles.
Customers can tap into train status, schedule information in streamlined format optimized for mobile devices.
Alexander Kummant, a former Union Pacific Railroad vice president, will assume duties Sept. 12.
Electronically controlled pneumatic brake systems are capable of preventing derailments and shortening stopping distances.
Long Island Rail Road's Arch Street Yard in Queens, N.Y., was named 2006 Design-Build Project of the Year.
Testing was conducted along 16 miles of track in the San Francisco bay area.
Screening system reveals presence of explosives and concealed objects in as little as two seconds.
Passengers will be asked to chip in their spare dollars and cents during morning commute on Thursday, July 13.
Difference in the rate of derailment between push and pull modes less than 1%.
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