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Up to six cameras will be installed on each bus. There is no live monitoring of the video which will only be removed and viewed by authorized security staff following a reported incident. Only video required for security purposes will be retained, all other video will be erased.
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The Lancaster Public Transportation building renovation is being funded by a $105,000 State of Good Repair grant from the Federal Transit Administration.
Read More →After layoff of 47 colleagues, bus and trolley mechanics refuse to work overtime
Read More →An individual switching to public transit can reduce his or her daily carbon emissions by 20 pounds or more than 4,800 pounds a year.
Read More →Open Source is a global movement that has gained acceptance as a way to produce high-quality software without the cost associated with commercial solutions.
Read More →Two Chicagoans claim that funding disproportionately favors Metra over the Chicago Transit Authority, violating civil rights laws.
Read More →The site incorporates an underground water storage system and a solar panel collection.
Read More →In July, the FTA informed the Delaware River Port Authority that they would not perform the necessary environmental study because "no agency has said it would build or operate the line."
Read More →Each of the 10 trains are equipped with the company’s RoadRunner digital video recorders (DVR) and four surveillance cameras strategically placed in the interior of each train.
Read More →In this edition, we also spotlight recent personnel moves at STV, the Eno Center for Transportation, and more, highlighting the people taking on new roles across the transportation industry.
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