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Soon-to-emerge technologies will optimize processes and bring greater efficiency to the nation’s transportation networks.
Read More →Employers are beginning to take notice of the psychological and physical well-being of their employees by looking for ways to combat the the toll of long work commutes.
Read More →Is your budget smarting because of uncontrolled workers' comp costs? Cost-cutting solutions include creating an in-house physical therapy clinic, adding an on-call physicians program and using physical testing to screen prospective employees.
Read More →Many institutions offer bus and shuttle services to provide transportation for students and staff, and they face the same challenges of providing consistently high rider satisfaction levels that municipal transit authorities and operators do.
Read More →Via Metro STL, which is powered by Via, extends the reach of the region’s Metro Transit system by providing riders with affordable and convenient first-mile/last-mile connections between destinations in St. Louis County.
Read More →The economy largely depends on the transportation industry to keep people, and things, on track. Workers in this industry employ seven percent of America’s workforce and are expected to grow six percent by 2026, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
Read More →GM James Blue discusses issues agencies face when trying to serve ridership with "quality" services.
Read More →William Deville, general manager of the Regional Transit Authority, describes Hurricane Katrina's impact on the city's public transportation and his efforts to return the transit system to its former stature.
Read More →Company will build up to 192 diesel 60-foot Xcelsior heavy-duty transit buses. This is the first time the company will build buses for RTD.
Read More →Heightened concerns about security are only part of the reason that the transit industry has embraced surveillance cameras on buses. Battling fraudulent claims and assisting in accident investigations are also cited.
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