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Madrid officials announced that new signs would go up in its city buses, depicting a seated figure whose open legs are partially blocking the seats next to him. Next to the figure is a large red “X.” Similar signs are expected to appear on the city’s Metro system as well.
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Ninety-five percent of respondents found the region’s public transportation system in poor or fair condition, according to the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments' survey. Another 72% of respondents said they were willing to pay to fix it.
Read More →The city did not renew its contract with Norman Bench Advertising, which recently came under fire from officials for not disclosing how many benches it has and how much money it gets from displaying ads on them.
Read More →Key factors to focus on include, adequate/accurate running and deadhead times, recovery time, and enough operators/vehicles.
Read More →Company founder/CEO Dr. Jia-Ru Li will be delivering the keynote address at Innovation Without Borders event on January 15, 2019.
Read More →U.S. projects range from those in need of major repair or maintenance to new priorities including terminal constructions and electric bus fleets.
Read More →The St. Louis transit agency will begin the phased rollout of gated station access and integrated fare technology to improve security and the customer experience.
Read More →Innovations in mobile surveillance technology have led to higher-quality video and a wider range of options for fleet operations. High-definition video gives transit agencies detailed footage of incidents, and improvements in memory and storage have made it much more cost-effective for operations to use these solutions.
Read More →Event at Chicago-area Ravisloe Country Club will support DeVito, a transit employee and mother of twins battling kidney failure and awaiting a transplant.
Read More →Until now, the YCTA has split operational responsibilities between the Yamhill Community Action Partnership, based in McMinnville, and Chehalem Valley Transit, based in Newberg.
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