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The Eagle P3 serves as a case study for a University of Denver doctoral student's dissertation, which includes assessing the project’s unique public-private aspect from both a financial and social perspective.
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Dan Grabauskas, HART’s executive director/CEO blames higher construction costs, as well as the costs associated with legal delays and other factors, for the potential increase.
Read More →Raymond P. Kenny has nearly 50 years of railroad industry experience, including as former acting president of the MTA LIRR.
Read More →Provides the 17% wage increase recommended by the Presidential Emergency Board, and includes the first-ever healthcare contributions from the 5,400 workers that make up the eight unions while protecting commuters and the MTA’s long-term financial stability.
Read More →The 34 billionth trip was made on April 4 and follows a year of significant ridership growth. In 2024, customers took 420 million trips on the TTC — an increase of 23.5 million rides from 2023.
Read More →Bonnie D. Shepherd brings almost 30 years of experience that includes work in the rail and transit industry with a focus on multi-modal transportation in architecture and engineering.
Read More →The rule paves the way for U.S. high-speed passenger trains to safely travel as fast as 220 miles per hour.
Read More →Will include the total number of cancellations each month and a listing of the specific types of cancellations for each line.
Read More →In mid-June, New York City Transit launched TransitTrax, a podcast service that enables the agency to reach out to customers using MP3 players.
Read More →The subway system was closed overnight for the first time in the agency’s 116 years in May 2020, to allow the MTA to undertake an unprecedented cleaning regimen to protect employees and customers from COVID-19.
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