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Long Island Rail Road's East Side Access project, a 3.5-mile expansion, as well as New York City Transit's Second Avenue Subway, are expected to relieve severe overcrowding and cut commute times.
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Read More →New York City Transit is joining a growing list of agencies providing mobile phone access in subways, which in addition to becoming an added security amenity for passengers, will be a boon for reasons of safety and security.
Read More →NYCT plans bus, subway improvements TriMet to increase MAX patrols TTC: Streetcars will be made of 25% Canadian content
Read More →New York City Transit is still tops with 4,597 buses. New Orleans slowly begins to repair after Hurricane Katrina and sustainability efforts result in more alternative-fuel vehicles.
Read More →Subprime crisis squeezes transit funds CTA plans fare hikes, service cuts L.A. light rail project gets funding
Read More →Rochester, N.Y., transit agency must cease school bus operations as of Oct. 1.
Read More →With a decline in projects comes a $1 billion decline in 2007's overall project purse for a total of $59 billion. MTA New York City Transit holds on to the top spot, while Canada's Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority and Virginia's Hampton Roads Transit make their debuts.
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