FRA announces right-of-way fatality, trespass prevention workshop

The conference agenda is currently being developed by a team of industry experts and will cover five key areas: community outreach and education; enforcement; design, technology and infrastructure; intentional acts/deaths; and pedestrian safety.

How Automation Can Help Public Transit and More

Hayden AI’s Chief Growth Officer joins METROspectives to discuss automated technology, how it can help public transit now and in the future, and much more.

FRA finds Amtrak at fault for violating ADA passenger's rights

According to the agency, the train station lacks required public telephone technology for people who are deaf or hard of hearing; does not provide a visual information system for passengers waiting outside on platforms to update them about delays and schedule changes.

U.S. DOT, Mobileye to equip Smart City Challenge winner with crash avoidance tech

The announcement of this collaboration follows last month’s launch of U.S. DOT’s Smart City Challenge, a competition that will support the creation of a fully integrated, first-of-its-kind city that uses data, technology, and creativity to shape how people and goods move in the future.

MCI to deliver 11 more Commuter Coaches to Connecticut DOT

The original 2017 five-year agreement covers up to 112 MCI 45-foot, clean diesel-powered Commuter Coaches.

Miroslav Katsarov

Riding the Airwaves of Satellite Radio

XM and Sirius radio allow operators to change music without changing tapes.

Greyhound Leads the Way by Equipping Fleet with Seat Belts

The North American carrier recently added advanced seating technology, which combines three-point lap-and-shoulder belts with compartmentalization, further enhancing the safety of their Northeastern fleets.

New Cummins unit focuses on emissions regulations

The Fleetguard Emission Solution unit will help fleets meet future emissions requirements.