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News•Staff•February 21, 2005

FTA clarifies limits on grantees in providing school transportation

Dear Colleague letter and brochure explain role of transit agencies.

News•Staff•February 20, 2005

FTA clarifies limits on grantees in providing school transportation

Dear Colleague letter and brochure explain role of transit agencies.

News•Staff•February 15, 2005

Transit supporters march on Pa. capitol

More than 2,000 gather to rally for funding increases to state's struggling agencies.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•February 1, 2005

Tracking Transit Performance: A Measurement for Success

Whether it's tracking overtime, how marketing efforts impact ridership or customer complaints, performance measures help transit agencies target trouble spots and take corrective action.

Articles•By Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•February 1, 2005

Common Cause: Advancing Transit on Capitol Hill

The transit advocacy movement requires organization, public-private partnerships, grassroots promotions and mass media support. Chief among the industry's ambitions is getting the message for more funding heard in D.C.

Articles•Staff•February 1, 2005

Creativity, abstract thinking boost transit revenues

An assortment of alternative income-building strategies from agencies around the country.

Articles•Staff•February 1, 2005

New Flyer delivers first Invero bus to the U.S. transit market

Exclusive interview with company's president and CEO John Marinucci.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•February 1, 2005

Private bus industry seeks improvements to charter bus rules

Charter operators have experienced problems with local public transit agencies luring away customers with discounted rates.

Articles•John Vasquez•January 1, 2005

The Merits of a Transit Internship Program

A transit internship not only teaches and prepares future employees, but agencies can also reap the rewards of a well-planned program.

Articles•Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•January 1, 2005

How Transit Is Filling Gaps in School Transportation

By taking on a role traditionally held by school buses, public transit agencies increase ridership, produce cost-saving benefits to schools and educate children to become future riders.

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News•Staff•February 21, 2005

FTA clarifies limits on grantees in providing school transportation

Dear Colleague letter and brochure explain role of transit agencies.

News•Staff•February 20, 2005

FTA clarifies limits on grantees in providing school transportation

Dear Colleague letter and brochure explain role of transit agencies.

News•Staff•February 15, 2005

Transit supporters march on Pa. capitol

More than 2,000 gather to rally for funding increases to state's struggling agencies.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•February 1, 2005

Tracking Transit Performance: A Measurement for Success

Whether it's tracking overtime, how marketing efforts impact ridership or customer complaints, performance measures help transit agencies target trouble spots and take corrective action.

Articles•By Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•February 1, 2005

Common Cause: Advancing Transit on Capitol Hill

Articles•Staff•February 1, 2005

Creativity, abstract thinking boost transit revenues

An assortment of alternative income-building strategies from agencies around the country.

Articles•Staff•February 1, 2005

New Flyer delivers first Invero bus to the U.S. transit market

Exclusive interview with company's president and CEO John Marinucci.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•February 1, 2005

Private bus industry seeks improvements to charter bus rules

Charter operators have experienced problems with local public transit agencies luring away customers with discounted rates.

Articles•John Vasquez•January 1, 2005

The Merits of a Transit Internship Program

A transit internship not only teaches and prepares future employees, but agencies can also reap the rewards of a well-planned program.

Articles•Janna Starcic, Senior Editor•January 1, 2005

How Transit Is Filling Gaps in School Transportation

By taking on a role traditionally held by school buses, public transit agencies increase ridership, produce cost-saving benefits to schools and educate children to become future riders.

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