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Broken down by county, 2014 poll results – which were statistically valid in each county – found that there was strong support for transit in both urban and suburban counties, including in Clayton County where 79% of the population surveyed said transit was very important.
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University of North Texas students will now have the option to park at MedPark Station and take the Colorado Express shuttle directly to the campus, or ride the A-train to the Downtown Denton Transit Center and board Denton Connect Routes directly to the campus, amongst other benefits for customers.
Read More →Members have operated in Southern California, delivering numerous complex infrastructure projects, including high-speed rail.
Read More →Although the COVID pandemic had a real impact on one of the nation’s most heavily used public transportation services per capita, TheBus continues to charge ahead on plans to go zero emissions through a partnership with GILLIG.
Read More →A story in Salon says it is time, citing a recent move in Paris and in other cities around the world, as well as issues at some U.S. transit agencies in recouping enough funding through fares.
Read More →Many of the old ways of doing business in the transit world are now in flux. Funding is not as stable as it was, ridership dropped, and full bus occupancy, once a measure of success, is now a thing to be avoided.
Read More →The UITP Global Congress was held in the Swedish capital between June 9 and 12 and gave the author a chance to explore the region.
Read More →Follows a 30-year career with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, most recently serving as PATH’s manager of system technology and fare collection division.
Read More →Funds early deployments of technologies that can serve as national models to improve travel for commuters and businesses.
Read More →In METRO's latest installment, we take a look at the latest news from suppliers including Moovit, CAF, and more.
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