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To better serve customers, agencies are revamping services and offering more mobility options, including bike-share, ride-share, microtransit, and more.
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C&J Bus Lines, a New England a transportation provider, installed FlyteBoard flight information displays at three of its terminals.
Read More →In partnership with Shiel Sexton and Shrewsberry, Stantec will provide construction management services for the roadway, stations, and utilities, as well as overall integration.
Read More →MTM Transit and Alexander Dennis are the latest companies in the spotlight.
Read More →Four of the most prominent civic organizations in the Detroit area are collaborating to examine how a regional bus rapid transit (BRT) network of rapid transit service—modeled after the successful one in Curitiba, Brazil—could be established in the Detroit metropolitan region.
Read More →The app will offer complete mobile-based route planning, pay, and ride capabilities for Academy’s daily commuter routes between New York City and destinations in both New York and New Jersey.
Read More →Bianco Tours' TS 30s are equipped with a Cummins ISB engine and Allison B300 transmission in addition to favorite customer features, including 110-volt plugs with USB ports, REI audio/video, and Alcoa aluminum wheels.
Read More →Seon’s vMax Commander video management software can give transit agencies a Web based view of system health, alarms and video download status, while reducing the time and effort spent locating and retrieving bus video by more than 50%.
Read More →A new study on the intercity bus industry includes a stern warning: that a major carrier (or perhaps some combination of smaller carriers), could dramatically downsize service, or even shut down entirely this coming year if demand doesn’t rebound more rapidly than now anticipated.
Read More →The tour bus crash in Southern California left seven dead and dozens injured. The bus had a history of brake and other maintenance issues that drew scrutiny from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
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