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Includes simulated railcars, bus stops and Breeze card vending machines to help customers practice critical transit-riding skills.
Read More →The new lightweight BE-550 bulkhead evaporator for small to mid-size shuttle and school bus applications helps ensure passenger comfort in vehicles where headroom clearance is an issue.
Read More →Under “Ride with Respect,” prohibited activities include solicitation; selling goods or services; loud music; spitting; littering; eating on transit vehicles; and fighting. The agency is also increasing its police presence, adding security cameras to vehicles and made available to customers an app to report problems.
Read More →The B400 will be in New Flyer buses measuring 30- and 40-feet in length.
Read More →Keith Parker noted that services need to be fixed in order to gain support for system expansion.
Read More →The proposed budget allocates $426.9 million for operations and $430.5 million for capital programs, including $141.1 million for debt service.
Read More →New amount covers improvements to the project’s design and scope and also provides for an additional 7% contingency that could be used to cover unforeseen site conditions along the project route that may arise during construction.
Read More →In addition to the NCAA college basketball tournament, the system was also the transportation choice for thousands of others who flocked into the city to attend free concerts and to watch the Atlanta Braves and the Atlanta Hawks who were playing home games.
Read More →Program estimated to generate around $1,000 to $5,000 per month at no cost to the authority.
Read More →Georgia Rep. Mike Jacobs filed a complaint with the state attorney general, alleging the transit system’s board had conducted an illegal “secret” vote by email to decide which finalist should be GM. The agency blamed the misstep on poor legal advice and denied conducting illegal votes.
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