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Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Let the good times roll

The economy is showing signs of turning around but now is no time to rest.

Articles•Steve Hirano, editor•July 1, 2003

Arming Bus Operators With Self-Defense Strategies

Only a handful of transit agencies teach bus operators self-defense tactics such as blocks and kicks. The training reportedly empowers drivers while improving onboard safety.

News•Staff•June 23, 2003

FTA streamlines contracting rules

One of the most significant changes is a clear, page-by-page explanation of the most complex contracting requirements.

Articles•Leslie Davis, executive editor•June 1, 2003

For Transit Agencies, Bus Size Is Relative

Why perception and maneuverability are what counts when it comes to running smaller vehicles.

Articles•Staff•June 1, 2003

Transit, police authorities boost community confidence

In Wilmington, Del., and Snohomish County, Wash., transit agencies have partnered with local police to provide better safety for passengers and employees.

Articles•Janna Starcic, associate editor•June 1, 2003

Transit Crisis: Bridging the Budget Gap

Funding shortfalls have forced countless transportation agencies to increase fares, cut services and lay off workers. See how partnerships, non-traditional programs and belt-tightening strategies have helped ease the pain.

Articles•Staff•May 1, 2003

Layoffs, service cuts plague transit agencies

Several transit agencies throughout the country are facing budget shortfalls, forcing them to reduce costs through various means.

Articles•Staff•May 1, 2003

Transit agency avoids tripping over school service

Under FTA rules, transit agencies cannot engage in bus operations that are exclusively for the transportation of students and thereby compete with school bus contractors.

Articles•Al Doyle, freelancer•April 1, 2003

Targeting Non-English Speaking Riders

Reaching out to different cultures means creating literature in different languages, offering translation services and hiring employees who help bridge the communication gap.

News•Staff•March 24, 2003

First Transit acquires DynTek division

First Transit will assume responsibility for Medicaid and paratransit call center contracts.

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Articles•Staff•August 1, 2003

Let the good times roll

The economy is showing signs of turning around but now is no time to rest.

Articles•Steve Hirano, editor•July 1, 2003

Arming Bus Operators With Self-Defense Strategies

Only a handful of transit agencies teach bus operators self-defense tactics such as blocks and kicks. The training reportedly empowers drivers while improving onboard safety.

News•Staff•June 23, 2003

FTA streamlines contracting rules

One of the most significant changes is a clear, page-by-page explanation of the most complex contracting requirements.

Articles•Leslie Davis, executive editor•June 1, 2003

For Transit Agencies, Bus Size Is Relative

Why perception and maneuverability are what counts when it comes to running smaller vehicles.

Articles•Staff•June 1, 2003

Transit, police authorities boost community confidence

In Wilmington, Del., and Snohomish County, Wash., transit agencies have partnered with local police to provide better safety for passengers and employees.

Articles•Janna Starcic, associate editor•June 1, 2003

Transit Crisis: Bridging the Budget Gap

Articles•Staff•May 1, 2003

Layoffs, service cuts plague transit agencies

Several transit agencies throughout the country are facing budget shortfalls, forcing them to reduce costs through various means.

Articles•Staff•May 1, 2003

Transit agency avoids tripping over school service

Under FTA rules, transit agencies cannot engage in bus operations that are exclusively for the transportation of students and thereby compete with school bus contractors.

Articles•Al Doyle, freelancer•April 1, 2003

Targeting Non-English Speaking Riders

Reaching out to different cultures means creating literature in different languages, offering translation services and hiring employees who help bridge the communication gap.

News•Staff•March 24, 2003

First Transit acquires DynTek division

First Transit will assume responsibility for Medicaid and paratransit call center contracts.

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