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If today's higher fuel prices are factored in, the cost jumps another $1.7 billion.
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He recently informed the Metro Board that he does not plan to seek a new contract or extend his current contract, which expires in May of this year.
Read More →Perhaps one of the most misunderstood elements of modern streetcars is what they can offer a city, and in particular, what they can offer that other modes of transportation can’t.
Read More →Soon after North American Bus Industries poured millions of dollars into development of Hungarian manufacturing facilities for the CompoBus, a series of setbacks began to erode the vehicle's viability. Conclusion of two-part series.
Read More →The agency joins 17 organizations in the country recognized by Parity.org as those creating the culture and conditions in which people of color and women can excel.
Read More →Overall, the paper looks at the changing role of public transit agencies as they look to expand their network to increase mobility options in the communities they serve.
Read More →Reports of passenger rail accidents dot the news cycle, often citing lack of modernized infrastructure as a leading cause. Despite these facts, it is simply not realistic to expect commuter and subway systems to be overhauled overnight.
Read More →Opened in 1935, Newark Penn Station is listed on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. The station was originally designed and still operates as an intermodal facility serving pedestrian, taxi, bus and private vehicle traffic generated by the more than 50,000 transit customers who use the station each day.
Read More →Installing directly to the windshield and incorporating a forward-facing road-view camera and a rear-facing cabin-view camera, the SafeDrive MiniDVR records video, audio and metadata to a removable, high-capacity CompactFlash card, which is included.
Read More →Secretary Norman Y. Mineta was a Japanese-American born and raised in San Jose.
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