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Throughout the country this year, voters in 17 states and communities of all sizes voted for increased investment in public transportation, bringing the success rate to nearly 90% (87.5%), according to the American Public Transportation Association
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In the public transit world, 1964 marked the world’s first high-speed rail network, driverless train and California breaking ground on the BART system. It was an important year for public transportation in Philadelphia, too. On Feb. 18, 1964, the organizational meeting that established what is now the nation's sixth largest transportation agency —SEPTA — was held.
Read More →The Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo will take place at the Long Beach Convention Center in Southern California Aug. 30-Sept. 2.
Read More →Authority's COO releases statement. Offices were in World Trade Center.
Read More →The company reaches a deal with global investor EQT Infrastructure for its North American school bus and public transportation companies.
Read More →WSP USA is part of a joint venture that serves as program management consultant for the $5.6 billion public-private partnership.
Read More →Keith Parker is currently the president and CEO of Goodwill of North Georgia, and previously served as CEO/GM of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority.
Read More →Researchers collected three types of data: real-time traffic speeds, on-site passerby counts of vehicles and pedestrians, and additional on-site observations of local conditions.
Read More →Premier Transportation is adding five J4500s as it enters the motorcoach market in Dallas. Meanwhile, Brian Dewsnup, succeeds Wolfgang Winzer, who is retiring after four years at MCI.
Read More →The new APTA Chair is David M. Stackrow Sr., Board Member, Capital District Transportation Authority, Albany, N.Y.
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