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The buses, manufactured by Thomas Dennis Co., feature an exhaust gas re-circulation system.
Read More →The Rail Anti-Crime Target Squad is increasing enforcement of littering, smoking, eating and drinking violations outside of rail stations.
Read More →With the nation's capital at his feet, CEO Richard A. White says the Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority has developed some cutting-edge strategies for disaster prevention, emergency response and asset protection.
Read More →The equipment that was tested included fareboxes manufactured by Cubic's partner in this enterprise, General Farebox Inc.
Read More →The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) unveiled a $700,000 training tunnel designed to provide a realistic training environment for fire, police and emergency response departments from local jurisdictions.
Read More →Summit topics include WMATA's expansion of its existing security programs as well as its chemical-biological sensor detection program.
Read More →On Thursday, Congress approved $15 million to expand Metro's sensor program from two to 12 stations.
Read More →Money would go toward security equipment, new operations control center.
Read More →The Washington (D.C.) Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) retrofitted nearly 100% of its 758 revenue-service railcars with gap reducers to reduce the amount of space between the platform and the door.
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