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Newsby StaffSeptember 27, 2004

Twin Cities ponder BRT

City and state officials discuss potential for BRT to reduce traffic congestion in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

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Newsby StaffSeptember 23, 2004

FTA pulls funding from Honolulu BRT project

City plans to go through with design and construction with local funds.

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Newsby StaffSeptember 23, 2004

FTA pulls funding from Honolulu BRT project

City plans to go through with design and construction with local funds.

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Articlesby StaffAugust 1, 2004

Los Angeles' new transit corridor mixes rail with NABI BRT vehicle

The new "Metro Liners" are 60-foot, low-floor articulated buses that will use a converted railway as an excutive bus lane.

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Newsby StaffJuly 22, 2004

Kansas City wins $7.4M BRT, bus replacement grant

The 9.7-mile BRT system will operate on existing streets and include ITS enhancements such as signal priority.

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Newsby StaffJuly 1, 2004

Planning group approves BRT phase for Oahu, Hawaii

The $20 million project, a 5.6-mile route between Waikiki and Iwilei, will use dedicated lanes on existing roadways for hybrid-electric buses.

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Newsby StaffJuly 1, 2004

Planning group approves BRT phase for Oahu, Hawaii

The $20 million project, a 5.6-mile route between Waikiki and Iwilei, will use dedicated lanes on existing roadways for hybrid-electric buses.

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Newsby StaffJune 24, 2004

San Diego board okays BRT project

A planning board greenlights city BRT system, but a sales tax extension holds final sway over the project's future.

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Newsby StaffJune 24, 2004

San Diego board okays BRT project

A planning board greenlights city BRT system, but a sales tax extension holds final sway over the project's future.

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Articlesby StaffJune 1, 2004

BRT and CompoBus the right combination for Phoenix

New RAPID routes get Phoenix drivers onto BRT.

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