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TRC’s first state of on-demand transit report explores the meteoric rise of innovation being made in modern public transit.
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As general manager of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, John Catoe has put safety at the forefront, and is aiming to boost the budget to implement bus and rail improvements.
Read More →Winner created a high-quality video, which depicts a familiar scene of a woman dumping a significant other. In this scene, however, she is leaving the gas pump behind for a more attractive suitor — her local public transit system.
Read More →Minnesota officials hope to replace the I-35W bridge, which collapsed August 1, in about a year. Adding a rail line to the new bridge has also been discussed.
Read More →The redesigned H3-45 features a series of engineering advances that deliver improved fuel efficiency and an enhanced driver experience.
Read More →Robert (Bob) J. Baniewicz, P.E., has 32 years of experience in engineering and project management of rail transit, commuter rail, railroad and civil engineering projects across the U.S.
Read More →The blend is legally classified as a diesel fuel, which eliminates any operational or potential warranty concerns users may have.
Read More →One of the most popular sessions this year was "Young Guns," which featured five, under-35 gentlemen working in the industry discussing some of the obstacles they face and how they plan to lead the motorcoach industry into the future.
Read More →Learn how Oklahoma City's EMBARK are implementing initiatives such as an eight-mile, 32-stop BRT line, as well as how they view mobility post-pandemic.
Read More →Register now for the inaugural installment of METRO Magazine’s PTC, which will be held in conjunction with the Government Fleet Expo & Conference at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville, Ky., May 7 to 10.
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