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From initial station design to final installation and opening to the public, the process of incorporating works of art into transit systems involves both transit and art professionals, as well as community members.
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The 2014 Chicago Transit Authority Holiday Train is here! Santa and his elves will ride the decked-out train passing out candy canes and season's greetings.
Read More →Congress is reviewing a bill that would outlaw the right of transit agencies to lease equipment to private corporations to earn extra cash.
Read More →Despite a controversial excerpt of video on YouTube showing Transit Police Officer Adam M. Brodsky pepper-spraying anti-war protester Nate Buckley, agency officials say that a longer version and a bank security video presented a more complete picture that justified Brodsky's use of pepper spray.
Read More →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 →Recommendations are based on a comprehensive telephone survey of 800 New Yorkers conducted in September 2002.
Read More →This partnership creates access to faster and more responsive options for transit agencies, extending their reach to underserved populations.
Read More →As population gets older, public transit agencies look for new ways to accommodate senior citizens.
Read More →Undercover operation results in more than 450 charges and 300 arrests linked to the production and distribution of fake Toronto Transit Commission tickets.
Read More →While the technology is still evolving, transit systems are hoping to outsource collection activities, reduce risk, and refocus time and effort on meeting their core goal: transporting people.
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