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Setra operators will now fully benefit from the unique infrastructure that DTNA operates in North America.
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Case studies of Germany, Spain, Japan and China illuminate a set of common principles that those countries have used to nurture and grow some of the largest, most successful railroad manufacturing companies in the world.
Read More →The addition of the amenities is effective immediately. Amtrak is demonstrating its capabilities while it continues to operate this service under an Indiana Department of Transportation contract extension through Jan. 31, 2015.
Read More →Minnesota officials hope to replace the I-35W bridge, which collapsed August 1, in about a year. Adding a rail line to the new bridge has also been discussed.
Read More →The operation, which covers three miles and features 14 stops, is Arizona’s first modern streetcar line.
Read More →The Washington, D.C.-based Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) plans to begin a “mystery rider” program, and the Board of Directors has approved awarding a five-year contract to a winning bidder.
Read More →The awards recognize public transit providers for their innovative and proactive safety and security programs.
Read More →The plan prioritizes the first 10 years of actions originally outlined in Transport 2050.
Read More →Sioux Area Metro is struggling to accommodate growing demand for its paratransit system. City officials are proposing cutting the number of rides given each day from 650 to 550. After 550 rides are booked, those outside the core service area would have to schedule their rides for another day.
Read More →Stay informed with these quick takes on the projects and companies driving progress across the transportation landscape.
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