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Magnus Friberg joins Luminator from Icomera, provider of integrated connectivity solutions for public transportation and a wholly-owned subsidiary of EQUANS, where he served as CEO.
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Upon leaving the agency after six years, the outgoing CEO discusses his successes, including five new rail projects currently under construction and a sixth just recently approved by the feds, and his future plans.
Read More →Josh Baker has over 17 years of experience in the public transportation industry, starting as a bus operator in college and working his way up through the industry.
Read More →Company's Series 04 have been developed to withstand the challenging demands of operator controls within driver cabs and can be seamlessly implemented in ergonomically-friendly designs to fulfil UIC 612 guidelines.
Read More →As of Sept. 30, 97% of railroads are PTC-certified, in revenue service demonstration, or field testing.
Read More →The agency approved 30 contracts to explore possible mobility options, including bike-share, microtransit, and autonomous vehicles.
Read More →The change in operations came as a natural result of Central Midlands being the last transportation system in the United States that was owned and operated by a private utility company.
Read More →Every three years, the transit industry holds its own version of the World Cup. Sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association, this year's Annual Meeting and EXPO will be held Sept. 21 to 25 at the Las Vegas Hilton and Las Vegas Convention Center.
Read More →The City of Tempe and the transit system are exploring a “scout program” for bus service unification to operate regional bus service more efficiently, achieve cost savings and improve service to customers.
Read More →Construction of the new CNG station will begin in January 2010, with completion set for mid 2010. CNG fuel requirements are projected at more than 420,000 gasoline-gallon-equivalents in the first year of the Veolia station's operations.
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