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Three of the four deaths on the Metro Blue Line in 2013 have been suicides. Last year at this time there were eight deaths on the line including four suicides.
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The Nash-Zimmer Transportation Center, which opened on April 14, will be the hub for all buses, including University of Connecticut shuttles, that make stops through the town.
Read More →As CEO of the JTA, Nathaniel P. Ford Sr. leads an agency with an annual budget of $230 million and 850 employees, which provides transportation planning, road and bridge construction and transit services for the Northeast Florida region. Among his most recent accomplishments is the development and implementation of the Blueprint for Transportation Excellence (BTE) strategy that lays the foundation for JTA to become a regional, multimodal transportation leader in Northeast Florida.
Read More →Krishna Anantuni and Rob Lemke are joining the firm’s Phoenix, office, while M’balia Tagoe-Guzman joins the Las Vegas office.
Read More →Like city operators, university transit systems deal with extensive funding and ridership dilemmas. Partnerships, universal access programs and student incentives are potential remedies.
Read More →As infrastructure ages and funding pressures mount, effective asset management is becoming critical to maintaining safe, reliable transportation networks.
Read More →Cities working together can accelerate the iterative process through knowledge sharing, development of best practices.
Read More →In addition to its Route Optimization Initiative, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority also launched its First Coast Flyer BRT system in December 2015 and implemented a mobile ticketing system.
Read More →Thanks to powers enjoyed by no other place in the United Kingdom, Scotland has stepped up investments in public transport. Both bus and rail upgrades are in the works and more are being contemplated.
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