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Stagecoach has confirmed that it is negotiating to sell off the New England bus operations of its Coach USA division to Peter Pan Bus Lines in Springfield, Mass.
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Four contractor executives talk about the challenges they face in expanding the volume of transit service operated by the private sector. Key hurdles include fixation on price, labor concerns and cutthroat competition for marketshare.
Read More →While Young Singles take the most trips, Older Retired Singles are more likely to travel by bus.
Read More →The House of Representatives began debate on a $90 billion bill, which includes funding for the rail service.
Read More →The Cats Cruiser service is available Thursday through Saturday from 9 p.m. until 3 a.m. and consists of four fixed routes, with buses that circulate every 20 to 30 minutes, allowing students and passengers to safely return to campus or surrounding neighborhoods.
Read More →I have taken much pleasure during my 33 years in transit to see the unselfish sharing among transit training professionals. There are many opportunities each year to be part of this information sharing/gathering. You can start by researching the various industry conferences, workshops, etc. — a couple of great ones are listed below — and attending them.
Read More →A result of the state legislature cutting funds for higher education, UGA to pay Athens-Clarke County $1.20 per trip beginning July 1 instead of $1.35.
Read More →She has been involved in the development of mobility solutions for over 30 years and has a wealth of experience in the transport industry, having worked for architecture and engineering firms, such as HDR, HNTB, and Parsons Brinckerhoff.
Read More →With the San Pablo Road Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony, the JTA celebrates the completion of their MobilityWorks 1.0 Program two years ahead of the projected completion date.
Read More →The four-car light rail system will be integrated into MARTA operations and its new Office of Light Rail Operations.
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