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The additional train testing is needed along the entire line in an effort to test the operation of the trains and all train and signal systems for the Metro Expo Line. No date has been set for the opening of the line. Metro will select an opening date for the public once all systems and trains are thoroughly tested and operated.
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Magazine recently chose T. Ralph Young, owner of Asheville, N.C. based Young Transportation, to be its 2013 Motorcoach Operator of the Year to honor his outstanding achievements in the industry.
Read More →The recipients are S.C.'s Spartanburg Regional Healthcare; N.C.'s Carteret County Area Transportation System; Yale University; and Mich.'s Charlevoix County Transit.
Read More →Every three years, the transit industry holds its own version of the World Cup. Sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association, this year's Annual Meeting and EXPO will be held Sept. 21 to 25 at the Las Vegas Hilton and Las Vegas Convention Center.
Read More →Angeli, the tunnel boring machine, was lowered into the ground near 1st and Central in late 2016 and began digging the tunnels in early February.
Read More →Coach Atlantic Maritime Bus will demonstrate MCI’s new battery-electric MCI D45 CRTe LE coach this spring.
Read More →Started in 1983 as a shuttle service with two minibuses, the business has since grown into a fleet of 26 coaches that provide charter service to more than 300,000 customers annually.
Read More →The 9700 features the Volvo D13 engine as well as the group’s I-shift gearbox, which lowers fuel consumption.
Read More →The three shuttle buses will be used primarily as reduced capacity options for British Columbia-based Charter Bus Lines.
Read More →This year's conference, held in May, is expected to be well attended and attendees are urged to make their travel plans now, especially considering that the event begins the day after the close of the New Orleans Jazz Festival, one of the busiest times of the year for the city.
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