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For some larger metropolitan areas a transit police force is necessary, while other agencies often work with their local police departments. Other agencies may choose to hire a private security firm with the authority to enforce a transit agency's rules and regulations.
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Protective measures include using bomb-sniffing dogs and removing or replacing trash cans.
Read More →Amtrak will receive funds to make much-needed improvements in 2008. The funds are part of a slew of legislation, currently passing through Congress.
Read More →Along with lighting improvements along the Green Line, the upgrade kicks off the first of several phases of the Safe & Secure program.
Read More →Winners included Kansas City Area Transportation Authority, which was recognized in the "Systems with more than 4 million and fewer than 20 million bus passenger trips" category.
Read More →New York City Transit remains the largest bus fleet in North America, according to METRO's annual top 100 bus fleet survey.
Read More →Redeployed its 140 police and fare enforcement officers so it has a uniformed presence on every train.
Read More →Protective measures include using bomb-sniffing dogs and removing or replacing trash cans.
Read More →Contracting with Lockheed Martin, New York MTA signed deal to place 1,000 cameras and 3,000 motion sensors in rail network.
Read More →Terrapin Blue Holdings LLC will provide American Bus Association members with emergency preparedness and security services and assistance with establishing public-private partnerships. The company meets ABA’s criteria for being committed to help private motorcoach companies grow and thrive in the evolving North American motorcoach, tourism and group travel industry business environment.
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