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Articles•Staff•April 1, 2006

Associations testify before Congress for security funding

Security bill will help fund training, new equipment and high-tech information systems for vehicles.

News•Staff•March 2, 2006

APTA installs Silver as new association chair

Howard Silver assumed the position of APTA chair, effective with the resignation of Ronald L. Barnes on February 24.

Articles•Staff•March 1, 2006

Security, funding talks highlight APTA legislative meeting

Officials from DOT, DHS and Congressmen headline list of show's presenters.

News•Staff•January 18, 2006

Transit ridership rises 3.3% in third quarter

Strong ridership trend continues. More than 25 agencies reported double-digit increases.

News•Staff•December 7, 2005

APTA-Harris survey reports senior mobility trends

More than four in five Americans over 65 worry about how they will get around when they cannot drive.

Articles•Staff•July 1, 2005

GFI, APTF join in fundraising effort

Bracelets sold for transit charity.

News•Staff•May 16, 2005

Transit industry to help keep seniors mobile

Actions range from reduced fares and expanded use of low-floor vehicles to personalized travel training sessions.

Articles•Joey Campbell, Managing Editor•May 1, 2005

Standards Spell Progress for Procurement

The American Public Transportation Association's vigorous movement to develop transit standards has become an integral part of procurement reform, increasing cost efficiency and cultivating better products.

Articles•Staff•March 1, 2005

TransITech examines technology trends

At a session on emerging technology, Maureen Bertocci, chief technology officer for the Port Authority of Allegheny County (PAAC) in Pittsburgh, compared the future of smart cards to a Starbucks' coffee card.

News•Staff•February 17, 2005