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Other opening day topics included TOD, attractive stop and station design, and art along rail lines to attract riders.
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The complaint, filed in Suffolk Superior Court, also seeks an extension of a Jan. 21 deadline to appeal the award that went to the winning company, Keolis.
Read More →Funding for the special transportation has been cut for five years in a row because it is tied to revenue from Atlantic City casinos — which has dropped by 30% since 2011, as gambling proliferates in nearby states.
Read More →Over the next 18 months, Peterson Hydraulics will install the MOD30 lifts in the maintenance garage and the parallelogram lift in the wash bay. The MOD30s will replace the facility’s original lifts from 1974.
Read More →The new chairman is John Adams, president of Southern Coaches, who replaces outgoing chairman, Gary Krapf, president of Krapf’s Coaches.
Read More →The ruling means that as much as $21 million more in insurance money will be available to pay claims, opening the door for civil litigation to proceed.
Read More →Structure will accommodate passenger and freight trains from Germany through the Swiss Alps.
Read More →Chief Green, who joined the 270-person Transit Police Dept. in 1991, has been serving as acting chief since Nov. 2014, when Chief Paul MacMmillan retired.
Read More →Shelley Devine will temporarily lead TriMet while the Board finalizes its decision on a permanent GM.
Read More →CCW's Zero Emission Propulsion Systems (ZEPS) were built on 2000 and 2001 model year diesel buses and repowered with lithium-ion batteries that reach up to 130 mile range on a single charge.
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