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GPS-based system continually updates the location of Cal Poly Pomona’s six shuttle buses, which cover three routes.
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To use the Travel Assistance Device, riders simply plan their trip online and follow the visual and verbal instructions on their cell phone.
Read More →Rail firm accused in L.A. crash. FMCSA steps up operator vetting system. USF developing device to help disabled riders.
Read More →The months-long decline in fuel prices has taken pressure off campus shuttle bus programs, providing a funding cushion and reducing the need to consider service cuts, according to several university transportation professionals.
Read More →Ridership fluctuations, funding, maintaining aging fleet and meeting parking demands are some issues at the forefront for university transit system operators.
Read More →Product launches — such as the Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp.’s new hybrid-electric chassis — drew significant attention from attendees.
Read More →U. of Ala. to study hydrogen buses. Toronto smart card project to launch in 2010. AIG collapse may cause transit service cuts.
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The Veggie Bus, as it’s called, is expected to begin campus service early next year. It will run on waste vegetable oil recovered from campus kitchens.
Read More →Responsibilities include providing leadership and direction to staff, scheduling, training, hiring, payroll processing, performance management, vehicle maintenance and ensuring accordance with DOT regulations.
Read More →Stanford University’s Transportation and Parking Program is credited with helping to reduce the drive-alone rate from 72 percent to 52 percent in the past six years, using a combination of incentives and targeted marketing.
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