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The agency incorrectly used software provided by the National Weather Service that could have warned against a decision to leave hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of equipment in a low-lying rail yard before Superstorm Sandy struck and damaged nearly one-third of the transit system’s fleet.
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Chanel says it will leave Grasse, dubbed the perfume capital of the world, unless plans are dropped to drive a TGV line through the fields of flowers required to make the world’s most famous scent
Read More →The June 27, 2022, collision occurred when a dump truck crossed over rail tracks without stopping at a stop sign and crossbucks located at the grade crossing.
Read More →After bus and train bombings in London July 7, the Department of Homeland Security raised the terror alert level to high.
Read More →The U.S. Department of Transportation oversees the Reconnecting Communities Program and supports projects that remove or mitigate barriers to community connectivity. Benefits that result include better mobility, economic stimulus, equity, and citizen benefits.
Read More →Focus will include ride-splitting services, on-demand carpooling apps and more traditional private modes such as employer shuttles.
Read More →In addition to surprise inspections, investigators will also visit new bus companies to assess their levels of safety.
Read More →The ban was made possible through a New York State Law that allows for those committing crimes against transit workers or sex offenses in public transportation to be banned for up to three years.
Read More →The roughly $40,000 investment in the shuttle was made by the UAF Office of Sustainability, which is supported by a $20-per-semester fee on each student at the school.
Read More →Work focused on an estimated $30 million investment in the overall renewal of JO railroad interlocking at the east end of the station.
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