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News•Staff•November 14, 2003

California's transit bus emissions rules could be modified

State's air-quality regulators consider expanding restrictions to all transit agencies.

News•Staff•October 27, 2003

WMATA facing severe funding challenges

The transit authority has called upon local, state and federal agencies to help with its capital needs.

News•Staff•September 25, 2003

U.S. House extends funding for highway, transit

The extension provides over $14 billion to federal highway programs and over $3 billion to transit agencies around the country.

News•Staff•September 11, 2003

Report: Transit agencies played vital 9/11 role

New York and Washington, D.C., transit agencies were the unsung heroes in rescue and recovery work.

Articles•Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•August 1, 2003

Transit agencies peddle used vehicles, parts online

New York City Transit and Milwaukee County Transit System are two of the first public transportation authorities to increase revenue by selling used vehicles and equipment to buyers on the Internet.

Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Meeting ADA maintenance challenges at transit facilities

Maintaining new equipment and establishing training programs have been important keys to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Articles•Steve Hirano, Editor/Associate Publisher•August 1, 2003

Leaving unruly teens behind

In cities where large numbers of students ride the transit bus to school, transportation agencies and schools need to work together to ensure the safety of bus stops.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Associate Editor•August 1, 2003

The Road to Standardizing Fare Collection

How fare collection standards can lower costs, simplify procurements and create regional interoperability for transit agencies.

Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Visibility of explosive detection units increases, creates deterrent

More bomb detection teams deployed by TSA are helping to create a better security force for transit agencies.

Articles•By Arthur Schurr•August 1, 2003

Talk Isn't Cheap — It's Invaluable

The peer-review process is an important tool for transit agencies to acquire information, best practices and constructive criticism on projects or programs.

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News•Staff•November 14, 2003

California's transit bus emissions rules could be modified

State's air-quality regulators consider expanding restrictions to all transit agencies.

News•Staff•October 27, 2003

WMATA facing severe funding challenges

The transit authority has called upon local, state and federal agencies to help with its capital needs.

News•Staff•September 25, 2003

U.S. House extends funding for highway, transit

The extension provides over $14 billion to federal highway programs and over $3 billion to transit agencies around the country.

News•Staff•September 11, 2003

Report: Transit agencies played vital 9/11 role

New York and Washington, D.C., transit agencies were the unsung heroes in rescue and recovery work.

Articles•Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•August 1, 2003

Transit agencies peddle used vehicles, parts online

New York City Transit and Milwaukee County Transit System are two of the first public transportation authorities to increase revenue by selling used vehicles and equipment to buyers on the Internet.

Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Meeting ADA maintenance challenges at transit facilities

Maintaining new equipment and establishing training programs have been important keys to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Articles•Steve Hirano, Editor/Associate Publisher•August 1, 2003

Leaving unruly teens behind

In cities where large numbers of students ride the transit bus to school, transportation agencies and schools need to work together to ensure the safety of bus stops.

Articles•By Janna Starcic, Associate Editor•August 1, 2003

The Road to Standardizing Fare Collection

How fare collection standards can lower costs, simplify procurements and create regional interoperability for transit agencies.

Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Visibility of explosive detection units increases, creates deterrent

More bomb detection teams deployed by TSA are helping to create a better security force for transit agencies.

Articles•By Arthur Schurr•August 1, 2003

Talk Isn't Cheap — It's Invaluable

The peer-review process is an important tool for transit agencies to acquire information, best practices and constructive criticism on projects or programs.

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