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Expanding service footprint and will begin operating in the city of Prosper effective Monday, June 3.
Read More →Provides residents 60 and over with affordable travel within the city of Newton, and to medical facilities outside of the city’s boundaries.
Read More →Will provide maintenance, operations, and staffing for 27 buses, carrying more than four million passengers annually for both campuses in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Read More →The award is given to a public transit agency demonstrating innovative concepts in the provision of public transportation services.
Read More →Only one of eight people who work in public transit planned for a career in this industry. In a job satisfaction survey recently conducted by TransitTalent.com, 13.5 percent of the respondents said they had transit career aspirations while still in school. About seven out of 10 (71.2 percent) said it was more or less an accident that they work in transit, and the remaining 15.3 percent said they ended up working in transit for “other” reasons.
Read More →Richard Sarles, the former executive director of New Jersey Transit, who was brought in to lead the Metro last March on an interim basis, will become the transit system's permanent general manager and take on the title of CEO.
Read More →Harpal Kapoor is leaving his position after failing to restore federal funds that were suspended since last November.
Read More →Under the new law, effective July 1, violators face a maximum fine of $500. The law extends the state's current texting ban to all drivers. Drivers under 18 are also prohibited from all cell phone use.
Read More →Forrest Claypool served two terms as Cook County Commissioner where he spearheaded whistleblower legislation to help crack down on fraud, led the fight against waste and excessive taxes, and championed healthcare reforms that are making primary care more accessible to Cook County residents.
Read More →The agency's board made the decision to suspend David Armijo during a special board meeting held Monday.
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