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Early construction is expected to begin during late spring 2010. The replacement bridges are slated for completion in 2017.
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Can now begin spending a $16 million grant that will support scheduling and safety improvements, including the design of a positive train control technology system, on the San Francisco to San Jose corridor.
Read More →Coaches include the latest safety technology, including electronic stability control, a new ZF independent front suspension for a superb turning radius and ride quality, and a Bendix braking system that delivers car-like control for drivers.
Read More →Agency is deploying the TransLoc Rider app for riders using the Metro bus system to receive real-time service alerts, advanced trip planning tools, and more features.
Read More →The advanced Driver Assist System, utilizing a licensed GPS technology developed by the University of Minnesota, provides feedback to the driver regarding lane position – via graphic driver alert displays, virtual mirror, vibrating seat and actuated steering.
Read More →The coaches come equipped with fuel-efficient Cummins engines featuring EPA-mandated lower-emission, clean-diesel technology.
Read More →Will guide projects involving tech systems through engineering design, construction management, and contract administration.
Read More →Multisystems Inc. specializes in transit service planning, fare policy and technology, Intelligent Transportation Systems, ADA and paratransit consulting.
Read More →New technologies to be featured Aug. 24 and 25 at maintenance workshop in Riverside.
Read More →Customer service, funding, security, technology and environment among topics at Anaheim, Calif., show.
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