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One-hundred and three days have passed without collisions or accidents with other vehicles, or material damage to property deemed to be the fault of an MST employee.
Read More →Providing an incentive to use inner-city transit will help reduce traffic on campus, free up space for cyclists and pedestrians and reduce the university's carbon footprint, officials say.
Read More →Allows employees to make pre-tax paycheck deductions, saving commuters hundreds of dollars a year that they would otherwise have to pay in taxes.
Read More →Springfield MTD is beginning work to make 14 bus stops more accessible to people in wheelchairs. All of the stops will be equipped with a concrete pad and a shelter.
Read More →The funding will help aid in the planning, adoption, and delivery of zero-emission transit and school buses over the next five years. It will also support the country's growing electric vehicle manufacturing sector.
Read More →CTE played a key role in field demonstration to determine range and operating capability, assisted in grant writing, and will continue to serve as a subcontractor to help ensure success and mitigate risks associated with the deployment.
Read More →Bay area transit agencies could expect about $148 million this year and $144 million in future years if new funding legislation is signed.
Read More →Higher gas prices and convenience are the biggest factors when making public transit decisions, according to HNTB's latest America THINKS survey.
Read More →Operators must ask themselves if they have the capacity to absorb the revenue loss as well as support an increase in ridership and service.
Read More →Transit would be better served if the pay-per-ride and unlimited fare structures that currently dominate were expanded to include more fine-tuned pricing structures similar to those offered by cell phone companies. That was the idea that won the recent second annual Outside the Box transportation conference and competition at George Mason University’s School of Public Policy.
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