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The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) and sponsors held its annual event in Quebec City. Highlights included unveiling of new bus models and discussion of new and proposed BRT programs.
Read More →Wash. transit system joins MySpace Riders ask much of new Long Island Rail chief Calif. transit system plans $133M BRT
Read More →Program will test public-private partnerships for transit projects.
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With its newly launched BRT service and the opening of its downtown transit center, the Stockon, Calif.-based agency is seeing some long-term goals realized.
Read More →Foothill Transit offers free Internet to encourage ridership.
Read More →Estimated capital costs for 32 projects total $4.9 billion, or about $154.6 million per project. Fifteen U.S. states, as well as cities in Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico, are represented.
Read More →Four-mile line reduces normal travel time by 38 percent.
Read More →Contract to include the inspection of 80 double-deckers, 50 BRT vehicles.
Read More →Latin American cities are looking at smaller scale public transport investments as a means to cope with growing traffic congestion while preserving their historic city centers.
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