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Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Executive Budget proposal included making ABLE camera enforcement permanent and would also create a five-year pilot program allowing New York City Transit and NYCDOT to enforce applicable local laws and regulations regarding bus operation related traffic restrictions
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Transit leaders held a two-day program in December honoring the life and contributions of the late Rosa Parks.
Read More →A Chronicle investigation this month found that Leap purchased used, wheelchair-accessible public transit buses and then retrofitted them to add bar-style seating and plush leather armchairs to the spaces once reserved for wheelchairs.
Read More →Important FTA negotiations may finally clarify federal rules regarding public transit agencies and their ability to provide charter services. Those involved are hopeful that the process will finally end confusion.
Read More →NYC Transit bus stops are the closest-spaced in the country, some of which are as close as two blocks apart.
Read More →The bill is part of a package of legislation introduced this month inspired by a tour bus crash in Union Square in November that injured 20 people.
Read More →The vehicles are ideal for an array of industries, including assisted-living facilities, churches, airports, and paratransit providers.
Read More →The importance of a solid instructional staff should not be taken lightly. A weak, inconsistent instructor will produce a weak, inconsistent student.
Read More →The new, high-tech Voyager digital video recorder, designed for the bus and motorcoach industry, features dual-camera recording capability along with streamlined user-friendly playback software.
Read More →After reviewing a crash investigation report, the NTSB found fault with Sky Express for failing to provide a fatigue management program or any other formal safety policies for its drivers, and with the FMCSA for failing to shut down the company despite repeated safety violations.
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