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Public awareness day encourages people to "Dump the Pump" by parking their car and riding a bus or train instead.
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Well-being — defined as an individual's assessment of his or her health and quality of life — is associated with longevity and better health outcomes.
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The economy largely depends on the transportation industry to keep people, and things, on track. Workers in this industry employ seven percent of America’s workforce and are expected to grow six percent by 2026, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
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Startups and legacy industries are harnessing big data to transform and revolutionize the ways their services are offered. Among the sectors sitting on the richest mines of data is public transportation, with municipalities and service providers boasting decades of data on urban transportation and mobility.
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The regional transit association was formed in 1979 to represent transit operators and others interested in public transit issues.
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"Public transit wastes my money." This is a fairly common argument to encounter when discussing public transportation. It’s easy to say this when looking at delays, faulty service, or drab trains and buses.
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The planned update to Google Maps will give you live guidance and interactive real-time notifications during the user's journey on public transportation.
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TBX is designed to connect an influential group of public transportation bus operators with a select group of product and service suppliers for an exchange of information, ideas, and solutions.
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Overall, North American cities rank low compared to equivalent European or Asian cities due to the car-centric culture that exists today.
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