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Delivery of the units is slated to begin in late 2027.
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The company will be responsible for service delivery, safety, reservations, scheduling, and community outreach for the Access system, the ADA-compliant paratransit service designed to provide public bus transportation to the elderly and those with disabilities who cannot use GBT’s regularly scheduled bus routes.
Read More →This multi-million-dollar investment reflects a strategic response to passenger demands for a modern, reliable, accessible public transportation system.
Read More →Arcadis and its joint venture partner Mott MacDonald will provide construction management support services to the project.
Read More →The agency is also using electrostatic sprayers to clean and sanitize its entire fleet of approximately 500 buses every evening and disinfect high touch surfaces on 200 buses throughout the day.
Read More →Powered by Masabi’s Justride platform, My Farfe can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play, allowing riders to purchase and use fare products directly from their mobile device.
Read More →Since May 2011, the CTA has taken a number of steps to improve efforts in tackling crime on the bus and rail systems, including expanding police patrols and rail saturation missions on the CTA system and increasing undercover operations targeting pick-pocket theft rings and other crimes.
Read More →HART's property acquisitions range in price from $22,304 to about $6 million. In June, HART said that it has to acquire 213 properties for the project, and that it had an acquisition budget of $222 million.
Read More →Community Transportation of America (CTAA) Director, Scott Bogren, joins us to discuss how they and their membership are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, how surface transportation re-authorization may play out, and how new mobility models differ in smaller cities versus larger metro regions.
Read More →To help curb the behavior, awareness posters are being put up in subway cars, buses and stations informing offenders that they can be thrown in jail for five years or be fined more than $82,000 for harassing another citizen.
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