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New York City Transit (NYCT) still holds the top spot with a total of 4,336 vehicles.
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The popular digital system currently allows Staten Island customers to track the real-time location of their buses via the Internet, smart phone or text message.
Read More →Eligible expenses for the funds include purchase and rehabilitation of buses and vans, modernization of buses and bus facilities and revenue service facilities.
Read More →The Smithsonian Affiliate has served as the home of the bus museum since opening to the public in 2003.
Read More →The new electric trains are outperforming Caltrain’s original projections, which is welcome news for a public agency that holds sustainability as a core value.
Read More →Equipped with a Cummins engine, Allison B500 transmission and three-point seat belts. The Jak Rabbit Lines coach is also equipped with REI Audio/Video, Alcoa rims, 110-volt plug outlets and a rear camera.
Read More →A look at some of the vehicles on display at APTA's Bus & Paratransit Conference, which was held in Tampa, Fla. in May.
Read More →The new route was built through a partnership between the campus transit system and Tuscaloosa Transit.
Read More →Lower-priced materials are huge factor in this shift. Amenities being implemented include LED displays and solar lighting, to make riders feel welcome.
Read More →The Milwaukee County Transit System doesn't have a date set yet for the final phaseout of print passes, but the agency has already cut weekly production from 40,000 passes to 10,000 passes.
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