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As public transit continues to grow in popularity in the U.S., advances in propulsion, software, ITS, fare collection and other areas will have a direct effect on ridership in the next decade.
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The two companies will also be working together to offer the integration to new cities around the globe.
Read More →The event, a new initiative from the UITP Foundation Youth for Public Transport, brought together computer programmers, designers, developers, and more to collaborate on innovative and sustainable solutions to transport problems.
Read More →Local, regional, and state leaders see benefits to communities of all types, businesses, and residents. The partnership framework has to be a lasting element that continues and expands the goals and objectives of a city as it progresses.
Read More →At the end of an eight-week Transit Tech Lab, the MTA can decide to move forward with a one-year pilot of those technologies.
Read More →The partnership, totaling $600,000, will launch autonomous transit shuttle service in March 2019.
Read More →The agency expects the FRA to certify its PTC technology by June 2020.
Read More →The report, which is part of AECOM’s ongoing Future of Infrastructure thought leadership series, investigates the latest industry trends and outlines best practices for the successful delivery of HSR systems around the world.
Read More →The final day featured info-packed sessions on coordinating paratransit service, sustainability, technology, a lively show floor and interactive safety sessions.
Read More →The technology offers 41% greater energy density than the company’s previous generation (LpCO) batteries, reducing cost and space requirements.
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