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Heightened concerns about security are only part of the reason that the transit industry has embraced surveillance cameras on buses. Battling fraudulent claims and assisting in accident investigations are also cited.
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Cities pool together resources to improve municipal services, including transportation.
Read More →Metro has enough decontamination units to treat its full fleet of approximately 900 rail cars and 1,400 buses.
Read More →The buses serve two of the region's busiest commuter corridors.
Read More →The low-emission L Gas Plus engine is targeted to achieve a level of 1.2 grams of oxides of nitrogen per brake-horsepower hour.
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MTA New York City Transit holds on to the top spot, with nearly 4,500 buses, in METRO’s Transit Bus Fleet survey.
Read More →Heat, heat and more heat are what keep operators in business during cold, sometimes freezing, winters. Here is some equipment to help keep buses running during a cold streak.
Read More →CTTransit is hoping to identify the next generation of transit vehicles through its testing of diesel-electric hybrid buses.
Read More →The North County Transit District in Oceanside, Calif., will add 13 new SLF 200 low-floor buses fueled with compressed natural gas to its 159-bus fleet next month.
Read More →Queue jumpers are signal devices that give buses priority at intersections by permitting them to move ahead of other motorists in parallel lines.
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