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The updated program treats the railway as a system, covering freight supply chain integration and efficient/value-added transportation of passengers.
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Student Adventures will provide motorcoach charters, music, choral, drama and performance tours, as well as class trips to popular student travel destinations such as Washington, D.C.; New York; Chicago and Florida.
Read More →Transportation@MIT will start as a two-year pilot program with initial support from all three participating schools. Plans are under way for the development of two labs, one in Cambridge and one outside the U.S., where researchers can apply and test new processes, technologies and policies.
Read More →The study tested the possible impacts of promoting car ownership versus transit improvements on job accessibility, work trips and traveler benefits (calculated as dollars per trip) at the system level by running a travel demand model adopted by the Sacramento Area Council of Governments.
Read More →Every year since 1995, METRO has been the main sponsor of BusCon, a unique bus exposition for public and private operators.
Read More →Promote the desired perceptions of the organization, connect early with students, provide flexible workplaces, and a welcoming culture.
Read More →BridgeValley Community & Technical College and the Workforce Development Board of Kanawha County will collaborate with the electric vehicle manufacturer to fill hundreds of new jobs at planned assembly plant in South Charleston.
Read More →A British university is offering the world's first disaster studies degree that will cover such topics as rail crashes and terrorist attacks.
Read More →Applications for five FMCSA grants are open, focusing on improving safety awareness and technology in commercial motor vehicle operations.
Read More →The pilot is possible thanks to Tampa City Council allocating $1.65 million in city funds to support free fares and increasing peak service frequency to every 15 minutes.
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