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World Trade Center disaster could claim as many as 200 Port Authority employees
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Commitments to reduce costs up to a total of $1 million on current contracts.
Read More →The new air purification units were installed on nearly 70% of buses in The Rapid’s fleet.
Read More →Changes in contract provisions relative to the provision of healthcare, pensions and post-retirement healthcare benefits will reduce Port Authority’s legacy obligation costs by approximately $92.8 million over the four-year life of the contract.
Read More →The planner, to be unveiled Oct. 1, will allow riders to map out a trip by using an address, bus stop or landmark.
Read More →A bipartisan transportation package moving through Congress could redefine how the U.S. funds highways, transit, and motorcoach travel, while igniting new fights over electrification, regulation, and federal priorities.
Read More →Bus Business Consultants Founder Brian Dickson discusses the leadership principles, operational discipline, and strategic planning that separate transportation companies positioned for long-term success from those stuck in survival mode.
Read More →Forrest Claypool replaces Richard Rodriguez, who joined the agency in March 2009. His first day with the agency will be May 16. His annual salary has been set by the Chicago Transit Board at $198,000.
Read More →Veraldi will replace Paul P. Skoutelas, who resigned to become senior vice president for Parsons Brinckerhoff.
Read More →HART CEO Andrew Robbins talks about his role as "one of the most controversial public officials in the state" and his belief in Oahu's 20-mile rail transit project.
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