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CNBC focused on cities providing rail transportation to airports and how the trend has proven both convenient and financially beneficial.
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If a person relieves her or himself, the urine detection system sensors sound an alarm alerting transit police.
Read More →Computer hackers had bypassed Breeze card security features to make counterfeit cards. The personal information of legitimate Breeze fare card holders was not compromised.
Read More →The deaths of two track workers forced BART to end its “simple approval” method that allowed workers to walk along the tracks in pairs, with one person serving as the lookout.
Read More →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.
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