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Poor hires bleed the budget by lowering retention rates, raising absenteeism, and fighting with passengers.
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The TTC and ATU Local 113, working together with ATU International and Centennial College, have also begun work on a new system that will improve air quality.
Read More →The project, which began in 2011, was prompted by unprecedented campus growth resulting in heightened demand for parking in Platteville.
Read More →I have had it with the never-ending meeting of the minds on the predominant causes of left-turn bus-pedestrian collisions. This whole issue is getting obscured with presentations that slice and dice every possible cause of these incidents into a collection of symbols, numbers and formulas. Please stop.
Read More →Research from a University of Washington study suggests that public buses are unaffected by private shuttles most of the time.
Read More →Cash shortfalls will make the next four or five months a tumultuous time, particularly for scheduled bus lines with asset-intensive business models.
Read More →Robert Smith will oversee current operations in the western region, and will help expand new business into other states in bus, metro, and light rail operations.
Read More →The announcements come as MCI marks one of its most newsworthy appearances at ABA’s Annual Meeting & Marketplace, Jan. 14 to Jan. 17 in Cleveland and UMA Expo, Feb. 26 to March 2 in St. Louis.
Read More →The $15 million initiative will allow passengers to pay for their travel with a contactless credit or debit card, as well as Apple Pay and Android Pay.
Read More →Collaborating on a feasibility study for advanced transit options and Ann Arbor Transit Authority’s transit master plan, which aims to enhance the city’s bus system.
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