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Russia expected to upgrade mass transportation systems, infusing U.S., European and Asian technologies into new transit system designs.
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Do government interventions help foster American manufacturing in public transportation? By and large, they help only marginally, say those who have been involved with the industry for decades.
Read More →In February, Illinois legislators began debating a concealed carry law, including whether firearms should be allowed on public transportation.
Read More →The Go LA app, powered by Xerox, captures the universe of transportation options and computes the shortest, cheapest, and most sustainable way to get to your destination.
Read More →Oculus opening in first week of March will provide greater ease of commute for PATH riders; Will eventually provide access to 11 NYC subway lines
Read More →Will identify and resolve jurisdictional and regulatory gaps that may impede deployment of new tech, such as hyperloop and AVs.
Read More →In the best-case scenario, policymakers would incorporate self-driving car technology into their plans, rather than competing with it for market share.
Read More →Paratransit and NEMT are being overwhelmed with an uptick in Medicaid-eligible riders. If implemented, the Affordable Care Act will make the influx even higher. Operators are facing changes in how they are funded and deliver transportation. They say they need to work more closely with partners to cope.
Read More →Overcoming a struggle early on to keep his father’s business going following his death, T. Ralph Young relied on persistence, determination and willingness to apply the ideas of his team to make his operation one of the most respected in the industry.
Read More →As president he will oversee planning, design and construction services for highways, bridges, transit and rail, aviation, as well as ports and marine. He will be based in the firm’s U.S. headquarters in New York City.
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