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The inspections, conducted in conjunction with TSA officials, are expected to take only minutes and designed to be non-intrusive, as police will randomly select bags or packages to check for hazardous materials using ionization technology as well as K-9 units trained to detect explosive materials.
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Some university transportation system operators we interviewed said they allow exterior bus advertising to bring in more revenue or to promote the university. Others say that being based in areas with small advertising markets means extra effort but not revenue.
Read More →The survey, conducted by APTA and the Mineta Institute, reflects a continuation of a multi-year trend where nearly three-quarters of Americans consistently support increased investment in public transportation.
Read More →Will include real-time arrival information, Wi-Fi service, and passenger-friendly transit centers.
Read More →Construction of affordable housing, mixed-used development near popular light rail station begins.
Read More →Mayor Emanuel allocated $5 million toward unsnarling bus slow zones at bottlenecks and pinch points to improve service.
Read More →The agency purchased an existing building near L'Enfant Plaza for its new DC headquarters.
Read More →The segment of the Montauk Branch between Babylon and Patchogue received the technology in April, and the Hempstead Branch received it in August.
Read More →The new RapidRide G Line adds miles of red bus lanes, along with extensive upgrades and improvements to Madison St.
Read More →The mobility center is aimed at boosting economic development, education, child and family support, food and nutrition access, and connecting Central Ohio residents to job opportunities.
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