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Two employees accused of stealing thousands of dollars in fares are negotiating a possible plea deal, according to court papers. The agency has hired an accounting firm to review the agency’s revenue center and the processes used to handle the money.
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Ensuring safety and finding talented rail engineers were two of the challenges in building the Hiawatha light rail line in bus-dominated Minneapolis-St. Paul, says Joe Marie, assistant general manager of rail operations at Metro Transit. Competing with the private sector for operations and maintenance was another.
Read More →While on trial for criminal charges, the driver, Juliann Maier, who suffered a broken pelvis, four broken ribs and lost her job, said that she “couldn’t control the steering” of her bus because of a mechanical problem.
Read More →To fully capitalize on the benefits of modern digital asset management, rail operations need to modernize their core IT platforms.
Read More →To receive ASE's Blue Seal of Excellence, 75% of the service technicians at a location must be certified by ASE.
Read More →Employment and population growth were primarily responsible for the remainder of the worsening congestion.
Read More →For example, the documents did not discuss sensitivity analyses — an assessment of each factor's effect on cost.
Read More →His past roles include serving as the director of operations for the San Joaquin Regional Commission and as assistant GM of road operations for the California Corridor at Amtrak.
Read More →Some 800 area residents responded to the public opinion survey, which was conducted by BBC Research & Consulting. The survey’s margin of error was plus or minus 3.5%.
Read More →Despite the growing demand for new rail investments, the strength of federal support will depend on new revenues. Meanwhile, strong local funding continues and private interest increases.
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