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The likelihood of respondents using high-speed rail for their work and leisure travel increases as they were informed that it will be less expensive than flying and that it will take less time than driving to their destination.
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A number of large, metropolitan areas have recently awarded rail rolling stock procurements to a Chinese state-owned enterprise.
Read More →Recommendations have consistently estimated that high-speed rail projects would take decades and be unaffordable.
Read More →Research highlights how commuting leads to lower productivity, higher costs, longer workdays, and different lifestyle choices.
Read More →VP, bus, rail/Publisher Frank Di Giacomo presented the award to Jalbert at Marketplace 2014's Opening Ceremony "Love and Music Heals" and American Bus Association (ABA) Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tenn. on Sunday.
Read More →Highlighted in his report to the Board included fiscal stability with the creation of a Risk Allocation Matrix to deal with future operational deficits and optimization of Metro services and fare media in the coming years.
Read More →Red Line service had to be suspended in two separate areas due to arcing insulators caused by water infiltration during the morning commute.
Read More →Moovit, which was named Google’s top local app in 2016, mixes available public data, including transit timetables and live information, with crowdsourced data from its more than 70 million users and 180,000 local volunteers.
Read More →The country, ranked number one for a second year, is working with neighbors to adopt autonomous vehicle technology for freight.
Read More →The SEPTA Disaster Relief Memorial Fund was launched in large part due to feedback from employees who wanted a way to help the spouses, children, and other loved ones of co-workers who have died or were severely ill.
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