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Technology to be installed typically may reduce particulate matter emissions by 20%, hydrocarbons by 60% and carbon monoxide emissions by 85%.
Read More →Proposals from U.S.-owned businesses of no more than 500 employees are due by May 2, 2006.
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With 2005 ridership at about 8 million, the success of the Hiawatha Light Rail line in Minneapolis after one year has exceeded expectations. How smart urban planning and state-of-the-art technology have contributed to the line's popularity.
Read More →Toady's AVL technology monitors vehicle maintenance issues, security incidents and idling time, resulting in more cost-efficient operations.
Read More →Orlando, Fla.-based transit agency uses Homeland Security grants to fund technology.
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Rail track maintenance today involves a range of high-tech equipment and specialized machinery. We examine several suppliers and their range of focus.
Read More →Technology advances can have a big impact on small bus engines in only a short time. Key to managing change is the maintenance of 'consumables' — oil, coolant, fluids, etc.
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Large-screen messaging technology using plasma and LCD displays is becoming popular at public transit agencies looking for innovative ways to transmit critical information that can improve employee performance.
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The mid-size bus and technology show, which headed back to the site of its inaugural meeting, featured more than 120 exhibitors on a 140,000-square-foot show floor. Educational sessions were highlighted by a keynote speech on customer service and laser-focused workshops.
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The diesel hybrid combines ISE, Siemens and Cummins technology.
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