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A local advocacy group, which supports the campaign, has logged complaints about parents with strollers refusing to yield seats.
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Recently, the N.C.-based City of Greensboro Transit Authority (GTA) adopted a new rule that calls for people who wear so-called “saggy pants” to pull them up or risk being barred from riding the system.
Read More →Intends to maintain the priority use of 5.9Ghz spectrum for transportation safety communications.
Read More →A new presidential administration and Congress will have a major impact on 2010 reauthorization plans. Finding a new source of dedicated funding and improving New Starts/Small Starts programs are the early focus.
Read More →Concern for the spiking economy was a theme echoed throughout the Expo, whether it was during sessions, breaks and networking opportunities or on the show floor, with many panelists, attendees and suppliers discussing what they are doing to cinch their proverbial belts.
Read More →Two management firms and a transit agency begin preliminary engineering work on a 16-mile extension that will take 10 years to construct.
Read More →Amtrak will receive funds to make much-needed improvements in 2008. The funds are part of a slew of legislation, currently passing through Congress.
Read More →The city’s public relations team for the streetcar created an online safety campaign that provides videos and tips on how to safely maneuver along the corridor. Meanwhile, the university is working with the city to continue classes to teach bicyclists how to bike safely along the tracks.
Read More →Madrid officials announced that new signs would go up in its city buses, depicting a seated figure whose open legs are partially blocking the seats next to him. Next to the figure is a large red “X.” Similar signs are expected to appear on the city’s Metro system as well.
Read More →Joins GoMedia’s portfolio of transport operators, including First Group, Eurostar, Virgin Trains, National Express, and Abellio.
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