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Camp Lejeune base bus system in North Carolina provides rides to eligible Marines and military employees.
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The discussion featured transit professionals, academic researchers, and transportation consultants, sharing not only their perspectives on post pandemic local affects on agencies, but the overall shifts underway that each stakeholder needs to understand.
Read More →Repeated breakdowns in negotiations resulted in union workers going on strike Thursday.
Read More →Keys to survival will be the ability to target new customers, creating a solid contingency plan and the courage to try something new, like Dale Bunce’s five marketing strategies.
Read More →Would help to oversee a 30-bus, 12-route, 75-employee municipal transit system. Duties would include monitoring the contract with the service provider and the city, participating in planning and design of routes, completing monthly operating reports and quarterly audits and monitoring ridership and segment analysis.
Read More →The crisis has pushed operators to use new workforce development tactics, including adding full-time human resources departments, increasing marketing and advertising, and enhancing their benefits package to be more attractive to job hunters.
Read More →The newly designed Van Hool 40-foot and 60-foot transit buses will be used by AC Transit to meet its bus rapid transit and enhanced bus service needs.
Read More →Operation had outgrown its former facility, which included four service bays and was designed for 30-foot buses. The new transit center is equipped with seven service bays and is able to accommodate today's conventional fleet of 40-foot buses.
Read More →With more than 25 years of experience working in the industry, Kenneth McDonald said he applied for the position because of all the good things he had heard about the transit system.
Read More →Is the largest provider of university transportation services, operating in 26 colleges and universities throughout North America.
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