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Will provide a much deeper level of detail, with seven new categories of service status conveyed on a line-by-line basis.
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On March 25, the Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District approved the hiring of Tree as their new chief executive officer/general manager with a start date of April 25.
Read More →What constitutes a “normal” day in the transit industry? In an instant, regular service can be halted due to an accident, fire or unattended package. In most cases, these incidents are quickly resolved and routine operations are restored after minor disruption, but there is always a chance that a situation can escalate into a large-scale event, requiring the response of a transit agency’s emergency and operations personnel, working alongside a community’s first responder units.
Read More →The coalition will attempt to increase federal funding for rapid transit projects nationwide.
Read More →Not one but three transit agencies turned to the maintenance software program and saw real change, resulting in a 2023 Innovative Solutions Award nod.
Read More →These zero-emission buses, to be manufactured by Proterra, will be placed into DART’s public transit service in the state’s capital, Dover, and surrounding Kent County in early 2018.
Read More →In FY 2018, FTA awarded Tribal Transit funds to 36 competitively selected projects in 14 states.
Read More →The revamped program addresses 26 OSHA standards for maintenance facilities, with TAPTCO pointing to training, documentation, and everyday shop hazards as continuing challenges for transit operations.
Read More →Only 3.6% of the TIGER grants that were recently announced went to public transit projects, representing a significant decrease in public transit TIGER grants.
Read More →The number of serious crimes reported on MTA's system has decreased from 388 in 2013 to 285 in 2014, 255 in 2015, and 240 in 2016.
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