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New bus service, extending Metro Rail or bus rapid transit could all be considered.
Read More →Trying to reduce overcrowding on buses at the beginning of the new school year. Some new trips have also been added to the morning peak period.
Read More →Officials monitoring the experiment to see the effectiveness of a permanent roundabout when buses return to Washington Avenue Southeast after Central Corridor light-rail construction concludes.
Read More →The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's aging bus fleet has prompted it to start negotiations to outsource its shuttle bus service, a move opposed by current unionized drivers.
Read More →City plans universal student bus pass pilot program; pass would be mandatory for students at Carleton University and University of Ottawa. Students at both universities voted in favor of a referendum for the bus passes.
Read More →Allows transit customers to receive information on when the next buses — up to six succeeding — will arrive at any specific bus stop. Next-vehicle information is available for more than 9,300 TTC bus stops inside Toronto.
Read More →The Milwaukee County Transit System is seeking board permission to create a route connecting Milwaukee Area Technical College campuses to downtown. It would be the first new county bus route in four years.
Read More →A long-time champion of cleaner, greener technologies, the Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) has provided public bus service to California’s Western Riverside County since 1977.
Read More →The combined entity will retain both market-leading brands and will operate under the leadership of New Flyer President Chris Stoddart.
Read More →Since it was first announced in March 2014, Cummins has over 5,000 engines running Connected Diagnostics in North American medium- and heavy-duty truck markets, with multiple telematics providers. Expansion is underway to integrate Connected Diagnostics into the commercial marine, power generation, rail, transit bus, motorcoach, construction and mining markets.
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