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Gov. Edward Rendell has proposed a 6% profit tax on oil companies to help fill the funding gap for transit in the state.
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Company is the largest public transportation firm on the list.
Read More →The decision was a win for disability rights activists who pressed WMATA officials to avoid companies such as Uber, because they lack vehicles with wheelchair-ramps and have been sued for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Read More →Both commercial bus companies must pay the entire civil penalty and take correction action to show they are in compliance with federal safety regulations before they can resume operations.
Read More →Each company failed three or more roadside inspections of buses or drivers in the last six months, according to Gov. Cuomo's administration.
Read More →Public transit agencies and businesses that voluntarily participate in the APTA Sustainability Commitment program commit to implementing processes and actions that create continuous improvements in environmental, social and economic sustainability.
Read More →The agreement allows riders to get $5 off a ride to or from six selected light rail stations once the area's new basketball arena opens.
Read More →Last year, Mica was part of the effort to open high-speed rail development to private sector participation in 11 federally designated corridors in the U.S. The measure including this initiative was signed into law in October.
Read More →In a remarkable display of its regional growth and influence, LYT was ranked #7 among all companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. The achievement underscores LYT's exceptional growth, leading technology, and profound impact on urban mobility.
Read More →Now celebrating its third year, the Cleantech 10 list is compiled annually by Corporate Knights Inc, an independent Canadian-based media company focused on fostering sustainable development in Canada.
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