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The new facility is being built behind a 20,000-plus square foot office building DART purchased earlier this year.
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He takes the role after serving over four months in interim capacity and after a decades long career at the MTA.
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The initial $129 million contract is for 20 new Stadler Citylink light rail cars and funded, in part, by a Federal Transit Administration grant.
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The changes would require certain railroads to supplement visual inspections by operating a Track Geometry Measurement System at specified minimum frequencies on certain types of track.
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Caltrain’s Electrification Project represents a transformative leap forward for transit in California’s Bay Area.
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Denver’s Regional Transportation District is encouraging the public to report unusual activity observed near rail crossings and signals due to continued copper wire theft.
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The proposed spending budget reflects an 8.1% increase (or $161.1 million) over the previous year’s budget and supports CTA’s ongoing workforce initiatives for hiring, training, and retaining key operations personnel to provide service levels that exceed 2019/pre-pandemic levels.
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September marks the 22nd consecutive month of year-over-year growth for LA Metro.
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In the lastest installment, METRO covers news from Long Beach, Calif.; Yonkers, N.Y.; and more.
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MTS and NCTD logged more than 340,000 passenger trips on this year’s free ride day.
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