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The New Flyer MiDi, available in 30- and 35-foot lengths, is a medium-sized, low-floor bus that is ideal for use in transit, community shuttle services, and for connecting passengers to high-frequency transit routes.
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If testing goes well, a pilot service is expected to follow later this fall.
Read More →Will include indoor storage for up to 36 buses and outdoor storage for four buses; indoor service bays for fueling, bus wash, inspection, cleaning and running repairs; building service support areas including equipment and storage rooms; and staff facilities and parking.
Read More →ESS technology opens the door to a wide variety of applications at the residential, commercial, industrial, and power grid level.
Read More →Customers riding streetcars and entering subway stations through fare gates are already subject to random fare inspections, however, adding the bus network is another step in the TTC’s enhanced efforts to protect some of the $140 million lost to fare evasion yearly.
Read More →Providing a low cost of ownership, the LCO-140H bus offers a greener, lighter, more cost-effective and efficient solution for bus operators.
Read More →Guidelines have been released, the online application portal is open, and the deadline to apply is July 19. Here’s what to know about eligibility and what to include with your application.
Read More →See how leading agencies integrate eligibility, operations, staffing, and rider access to protect service and public dollars.
Read More →The analysis also found more than 500 interstate carriers on the road today exceed the acceptable threshold of violations in at least one of five public safety categories established by federal regulators.
Read More →Through contractual agreements and local sales tax revenues, St. Louis County, the City of St. Louis, and St. Clair County Transit District will provide approximately $312 million of support for the $328,980,534 operating budget and the three-year capital budget of $1,037,311,983.
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