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Some transit officials support the proposed program to provide free services to low-income seniors and people with disabilities, which would reduce the agency’s revenue by $4 million to $6 million annually.
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Transit authorities are increasingly discovering the cost-saving benefits of social networking tools like Facebook and Twitter to help market their services and the the next generation of riders on board.
Read More →Orlando, Fla., charter operation gets a lot of mileage out of local trolley service while maintaining its roots with parent company Martz Group.
Read More →More than 100 employees and 60 vehicles will remain under contractor's control.
Read More →CARTA is examining several transportation options, including bicycle parking, taxi services and future rail service. Officials are planning to add three electric buses to the city's fleet, make GoogleMaps available for trip planning, and possibly add bus routes to a job center.
Read More →To help encourage fewer vehicles on campus, UC Irvine offers a number of sustainable commuting options, including carpool matching services, vanpools, carpools, Zipride and Zimride car sharing programs, and train subsidies to reduce monthly transportation expenses and the university's overall carbon footprint.
Read More →SSS offers secure data systems, compliance reporting and tracking tools, video and online training, a CSA 2010 tracking & analysis kit, educational tips, drug and alcohol testing services and other easy-to-use time-savers that cut overhead costs.
Read More →The Office of Student Life Disability Services reviews and accepts students with permanent or temporary disabilities to use the service.
Read More →Private Eyes will provide background checks and pre-employment screening for all future MV Transportation employees.
Read More →Harman will lead implementation of the firm’s digital delivery offering by elevating existing services and developing new approaches.
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