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Delivery of the first of the 40-foot diesel buses, including a pilot bus, will begin in 2015.
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In 1974, the Cleveland Transit System changed and became known as the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority after former Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk signed the RTA legislation on Dec. 30, 1974.
Read More →A comprehensive database of available data and metrics compares investments between U.S. cities and peers in Western Europe.
Read More →The transit advocacy movement requires organization, public-private partnerships, grassroots promotions and mass media support. Chief among the industry's ambitions is getting the message for more funding heard in D.C.
Read More →Layoffs, salary freezes and other cutbacks have battered morale at many transit systems. Open communication and investment in workforce development are key to keeping staff engaged and focused on the future.
Read More →Chantham Area Transit plans to relaunch their microtransit service after a successful pilot that saw over 1000 riders participate.
Read More →Formerly known as the Transit Bus Exchange (TBX), the name of the event has been updated to better reflect today's ever-evolving public transit environment, and in particular, the growing importance of technology.
Read More →The agency launched Prime, as the service is called, in July 2015 with the idea of helping passengers complete the “last-mile commute."
Read More →Available now for both iOS and Android, these new mobile capabilities provide measurable benefits to transit agencies and passangers.
Read More →According to an American Public Transportation Association(APTA) survey, 35 percent of vacationers said they will use public transit, representing a seven percent increase from APTA’s 2007 “Green Travel Forecast Survey.”
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