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In February, Illinois legislators began debating a concealed carry law, including whether firearms should be allowed on public transportation.
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The Go LA app, powered by Xerox, captures the universe of transportation options and computes the shortest, cheapest, and most sustainable way to get to your destination.
Read More →Will identify and resolve jurisdictional and regulatory gaps that may impede deployment of new tech, such as hyperloop and AVs.
Read More →Named APTA’s 2026 Outstanding Public Transportation System in its size category, Florida’s Indian River County transit system continues to grow ridership through fare-free service and a focus on evolving community needs.
Read More →Understanding the extent and nature of sexual harassment on transit and responding to it is a critical issue for transit operators.
Read More →A new report suggests how operators can improve service, reduce costs, lift customer satisfaction and grow their bottom line.
Read More →Findings include increased risk for heart disease, stroke, and diabetes for drivers.
Read More →The Association is conveying the message that intercity buses can be routed to meet unexpected or emergency traveler demand at a moment’s notice, and are tailored for the role of connecting to planes, trains and intra-city transit buses or light commuter rail.
Read More →The study looked at two possibilities for the year 2050 — what would happen if cities continue with business as usual, and what would happen if they start to follow some of the most transit-friendly cities today, like Copenhagen or Tokyo.
Read More →In his new role, Jerry Rineer works with Villanova students who have mobility issues, providing support for them as they make their way across the 254-acre campus. The private university, which has a total enrollment of about 10,700, has a large fleet of vans and other vehicles to serve its students.
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