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The first car is expected to be delivered in September 2012 with revenue service beginning in early 2013. These will be the first streetcars in Atlanta since 1949 and will mark Siemens entry into the streetcar market in the U.S.
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In total, will equip 90 freight and commuter locomotives with its I-ETMS train control technology.
Read More →ProFusion was formerly the industrial products division of the RJF International Corp. The company was sold to an investor group led by ProFusion management.
Read More →As paratransit market growth continues, contractors make inroads with rail service. METRO sits down with three of the top contractors in the industry to discuss the benefits and the logistics of running contracted services and what the future holds for their businesses.
Read More →Although fuel prices have gone down after going through the roof last summer, many believe they will rise once the economy begins to level off. By using Energy Price Risk Management, transit agencies may be able to create budget certainty and protect themselves from market volatility.
Read More →The company became independent in 1998 when Chance Industries Inc. divested its interest in the transit market.
Read More →Will provide more than 200 natural gas bus engines to transit operators in Lima, Peru.
Read More →The Chicago Transit Authority’s overhaul of its system for managing parts and materials includes more stringent reviews of large or non-routine orders, steps to implement an electronic bar-coding system to better track items, and seeking qualified companies that can provide market expertise and industry best practices related to supply-chain functions.
Read More →Filling niche market, key to growth, prosperity at the Millersburg, Ohio operation.
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