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Bill C-314 attempts to amend the Criminal Code to protect public transportation workers, by increasing the punishment for aggravated assault when the victim is a public transportation worker.
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Guidelines and procedures have been established for North Carolina school districts that charter motorcoaches for student transportation.
Read More →According to the EPA, emissions have had the fastest growth in the transportation sector, with 28 percent of the United States' total GHG emissions coming from transportation.
Read More →After twice failing to win voter approval for light rail projects, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has embraced bus rapid transit as its linchpin service enhancement.
Read More →The impacts of travel instruction can yield tremendous benefits to individuals, such as increased independence, increased mobility options with associated cost savings and decreased isolation from their community.
Read More →The Source will showcase real time news about Metro and critical transportation issues as well as feature stories packaged with video, photos and other compelling visuals.
Read More →The pressure of managing a university parking and transportation operation can be significant. To get a sense of what’s going on across the country, we polled some university transportation managers for their thoughts on their greatest challenge. Handling student drivers, managing expection and keeping up with growth are some issues being faced.
Read More →The I-BUS Express is a public service of the Connecticut and New York State Departments of Transportation, operated by CTTRANSIT, in cooperation with the Westchester County Department of Transportation and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Metro-North Railroad.
Read More →Asking member cities of the Regional Transportation Council for the funds to buy up to nine sets of commuter railcars for a commuter rail line from Fort Worth to the Dallas Fort Worth Airport.
Read More →Dr. Beverly A. Scott was recognized by the Atlanta chapter of the Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) for serving as an outstanding leader and role model in the transportation industry and making significant contributions to the advancement of women and minorities during her 30-plus year career.
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