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The LEED-certified USDOT headquarters building is located in the Navy Yard neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
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Increase due to completion of a campus parking lot and more student awareness of the services.
Read More →The new fleet additions are comprised of 14 CDL buses and 46 non-CDL vehicles, of which includes 10 minivans and two Ford Transits.
Read More →The study incorporates traffic stress and cycling comfort in its evaluation of access to destinations by bicycle.
Read More →The new service, called Salem Skipper, will provide residents with more convenient and affordable travel.
Read More →Will include approximately 500 fuel-cell electric vehicles and approximately 850 battery-electric vehicles.
Read More →A series of armed robberies on campus spurred the university to plan a pilot program to make its nighttime shuttle service available to all community members with a Brown ID. The service is currently only available to students living off-campus.
Read More →The 364 7000-series cars include a customer-preferred blue and gray interior color scheme; a stainless steel exterior with 64 vinyl padded seats and seat-back grab handles; two dynamic LCD route maps and four video screens in each car; and a “quad-unit configuration” of the cars.
Read More →The result will be a vastly reconfigured, modernized and unified concourse that will improve the passenger experience by providing better accessibility, circulation, wayfinding and multimodal connectivity.
Read More →The contract, which includes repowering and repainting 30 artic buses, is expected to be completed this winter.
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