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The grant funds for CTDOT will help maintain and improve transit service for Connecticut residents and visitors as the agency continues to address pandemic-related challenges such as decreased ridership and staff shortages.
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New York State is considered to have a “moderate” occurrence of lightning, with 3.8 strikes occurring per square mile each year, according to the National Weather Service.
Read More →The latest offerings from some of the biggest names in the industry.
Read More →Whether you call them streetcars, cable cars, trolleys or trams, those nostalgic, street-level transit lines not seen in many cities since the 1950s are making an unprecedented resurgence across the U.S. and around the world.
Read More →APTA first started the event in June 2006 when gas prices had reached $3 per gallon and the public demand for public transportation was growing in response to high gas prices.
Read More →Solar power, real-time information displays and structures designed to fit existing architectural styles are some of the latest trends in bus shelters.
Read More →The company's commitment is highlighted by the pouring of concrete foundations for a greenfield drives and services facility in New Berlin, Wis.
Read More →Ridership grew 2.9% over 2005 and is up 30% since 1995.
Read More →First connecting as transit CEOs in upstate New York, Ray Melleady and Mark Aesch have formed a foundation to help those in the transit industry that need it the most.
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