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Planners for the $1.2 billion Orange County, Calif., project estimate 21,800 passengers will ride on opening day.
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The American Public Transportation Association's vigorous movement to develop transit standards has become an integral part of procurement reform, increasing cost efficiency and cultivating better products.
Read More →The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority exercises options with Bombardier to have 120 rail cars delivered to the Metro-North Railroad.
Read More →The Swedish engineering firm CONSAT is opening a new Canadian subsidiary, and is introducing, in collaboration with Volvo Bus Corp., an intelligent transportation system product: ITS4mobility.
Read More →In addition, opened the doors this year to a new indoor, simulated transit facility used to determine passenger eligibility for the paratransit service.
Read More →Last month, the state legislature established a regional transit authority for Metro Detroit, in response to U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood’s requiring one before he would release funding for M-1 light rail streetcar project.
Read More →Officials point to the roiling fluctuations of gas prices as a major influence on public transportation ridership.
Read More →Integrated with Optibus Operations, the Driver App was designed in partnership with drivers, for drivers, offering a single space for digitizing and centralizing depot-driver communications and work information.
Read More →South Florida Regional Transportation Authority will receive an additional $11.5 million annually of dedicated funding for assuming dispatch and maintenance of the South Florida Rail Corridor.
Read More →Passage of Measure B1 by a two-thirds majority would make Alameda the first county in Northern California to increase its transportation sales tax from a half-cent.
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