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Important FTA negotiations may finally clarify federal rules regarding public transit agencies and their ability to provide charter services. Those involved are hopeful that the process will finally end confusion.
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NYC Transit bus stops are the closest-spaced in the country, some of which are as close as two blocks apart.
Read More →The bill is part of a package of legislation introduced this month inspired by a tour bus crash in Union Square in November that injured 20 people.
Read More →The vehicles are ideal for an array of industries, including assisted-living facilities, churches, airports, and paratransit providers.
Read More →The importance of a solid instructional staff should not be taken lightly. A weak, inconsistent instructor will produce a weak, inconsistent student.
Read More →The milestone sets the stage for the planned transition to a complete fleet of zero-emission buses by 2040 aligned with Gov. Murphy’s Energy Master Plan.
Read More →The city estimates two battery-electric buses will enter service in the summer of 2022.
Read More →New resolutions may slow clean vehicle adoption, stalling momentum for zero-emission transportation and public health safeguards.
Read More →The report is a step toward fulfilling the missions identified in the president’s National Strategy for Homeland Security.
Read More →More than seven million of Washington, D.C.'s, 22 million visitors last spring arrived in the city as part of a group that relied on chartered buses or motorcoaches.
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