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Opened in 1935, Newark Penn Station is listed on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. The station was originally designed and still operates as an intermodal facility serving pedestrian, taxi, bus and private vehicle traffic generated by the more than 50,000 transit customers who use the station each day.
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Gives company full control of the metropolitan Seattle market when added to its existing King County and Pierce Transit contracts.
Read More →The York Region Rapid Transit plan calls for four new rapid transit corridors, employing express bus services.
Read More →Louis J. Gambaccini helped shape transportation policy and initiated innovative solutions for transit issues during his more than 50-year career.
Read More →Kathleen Kelly brings a wealth of experience as she fills in as AC Transit’s general manager while they search for someone to fill the position permanently.
Read More →The T3 Patroller, quieter than a car or motorcycle, can travel up to 25 miles on a single charge with a top speed of 20 mph.
Read More →The drivers have voted to unionize in attempt to get more affordable health care, higher wages and respect in the workplace, according to a report.
Read More →Nine other rail unions signed contracts after a tentative agreement was reached in March, about a day before a strike deadline.
Read More →NJ TRANSIT acquired land from the family of Carmine Franco in early 2010 by condemnation for about $1.6 million, but the family went to court seeking higher compensation. In 2012, a jury said the family deserved $8 million, and the transit agency is appealing the award.
Read More →The transformative project will provide fast, reliable, and sustainable transit while enhancing connectivity and supporting the City’s vision for a thriving downtown core.
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