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Agency hopes new technology will lead to regionalized fare collection system.
Read More →Over the past century, public transportation has evolved through innovation in areas such as technology, social policy, legislation, regulation and funding. The following are the perspectives of inudstry notables on what they deem as key innovations of the past century.
Read More →Cliff Henke, contributing editor and former associate publisher/editor of METRO delivers a list of 10 tehcnological advances that shaped the last 100 years of transit.
Read More →Cubic will provide technology that will link the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District to the regional mass transit smart card ticketing program known as Translink.
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Transit agencies are installing electronic passenger information systems and vehicle location devices now more than ever. Two executives in this field talk about their products, the technology itself and the trends of the industry.
Read More →Technology courses created by NYCT's Training and Upgrading Fund have experienced great popularity among transit workers.
Read More →Cubic's technology will allow commuters to use one card to pay for rail, bus, paratransit and park-and-ride fees.
Read More →Multisystems Inc. specializes in transit service planning, fare policy and technology, Intelligent Transportation Systems, ADA and paratransit consulting.
Read More →Transport Canada's advanced technology fleet currently includes 86 vehicles, which use technology such as hybrid power trains, batteries, low carbon fuels, advanced gasoline and diesel engines.
Read More →France's TGV and Japan's Shinkansen bullet train are vying for a contract worth an estimated $12 billion for a railway between Beijing and Shanghai.
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