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Training employees is crucial to company success. Norm Littler provides tips on how to get started and how to measure your employees' performance.
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Autonomous vehicle technology has advanced dramatically and will likely reach mass markets in 2027. We examine how the technology is developed and what it means for public transportation systems and driverless buses.
Read More →The survey, conducted by APTA and the Mineta Institute, reflects a continuation of a multi-year trend where nearly three-quarters of Americans consistently support increased investment in public transportation.
Read More →Douglas Zeigler, a 37-year veteran of the New York City Police Department, will oversee security for the MTA, including coordinating MTA security efforts with the Department of Homeland Security; FBI; the National Guard; the NYPD and State Police, and the MTA Police Department.
Read More →The company’s commercial manager James Mansell explains how the company stays ahead of the curve by creating purposeful and innovative vehicles.
Read More →New fleet will be completely in place by early January, with each new bus equipped with features that add efficiencies and safety to the shuttle service.
Read More →Most independent experts think that the stimulus spending has added at least one percentage point to economic growth in each of the last two quarters — not enough to create many new jobs, but a much better situation than the 18 months before.
Read More →City's rapid transit plan scrapped, money to be used elsewhere.
Read More →Why people continue to take public transportation in the wake of terrorism.
Read More →Since 1983, The T has expanded its service area from the mid-sized city that Fort Worth was then to multiple cities and government entities in Tarrant County – among the fastest growing U.S. counties with a population nearing 1.8 million.
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