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NYCT employees dig through the rubble and provide equipment in an attempt to find survivors.
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She is currently the longest-serving transit CEO in the nation. Her career with the authority spans 43 years, 32 of them as CATA’s CEO.
Read More →The initiative is a BIPOC youth-led initiative in partnership with community-based organizations and BART to end gender-based violence.
Read More →According to surveys, some 87% of female users of public transport say they have been the victim of sexist or sexual harassment.
Read More →This proposal is in response to a number of recent MTA incidents involving repeat sex offenders.
Read More →Most recently, she served as acting administrator in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration.
Read More →Event at Chicago-area Ravisloe Country Club will support DeVito, a transit employee and mother of twins battling kidney failure and awaiting a transplant.
Read More →Prior to joining the firm in 2006, Adams was with the Illinois Department of Transportation for 18 years as an employment specialist.
Read More →When Nuria Fernandez was growing up in Panama, water was a big part of her world. In addition to living by the water, she spent a couple summers interning at one of the canal locks of the Panama Canal, a feat of engineering that her great-grandfather had helped to construct...
Read More →Deputy Federal Railroad Administrator Karen Rae was selected by the Women’s Transportation Seminar for her 35 years of knowledge and expertise, and her decades of leadership building transit and passenger rail systems across the country.
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