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Report says that service-industry workers heading home after 10 p.m. are often left behind by overcrowded buses and waiting longer than 30 minutes for buses that are scheduled to run about every seven minutes. The agency is working to double the number of extra-long buses on the route.
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Vehicles offer more than 40% more seating than the 60-foot articulated buses they replaced.
Read More →The local transit property, Metro Area Transit (MAT), is refurbishing 10 buses that were retired when Richard Nixon still presided in Washington.
Read More →To improve passenger access to public transportation in New Jersey, 20 communities will receive free 20-passenger mini-buses.
Read More →The Automatic Securement Stations are currently available in 79 buses, or 40% of the active fleet.
Read More →Set to launch in January, the program will allow those riders that use MetroLift paratransit buses to ride those buses to a transit center and then transfer to a regular fixed-route bus
Read More →Plan includes a train reliability program that cuts railcar delays by first retiring the oldest (1000-series) and least reliable (4000-series) cars in the fleet by the end of 2017.
Read More →Since the plant opened in 2001 and through the end of October, the facility will have built more than 73,000 buses. While some of the vehicles built at the Tulsa facility are commercial buses, the majority are school buses.
Read More →Foothill Transit operates a fleet of 306 buses and is the second-largest transit agency in Southern California.
Read More →It will supply its C Gas Plus engine for 52 buses manufactured by New Flyer.
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