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Coach USA, which acquired the routes had promoted plans to incorporate many of them into its Megabus line, but due to low performance, decided to drop them and refocus its service on larger cities.
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Partnership with Caltrans and UC Berkeley will analyze real-time traffic patterns and individual commuter travel history to forecast faster and safer routes.
Read More →The university would pay an annual flat sum — $3.7 million this year — with a preset schedule of increases. The deal still requires U. trustees approval.
Read More →Despite the support it is unlikely the university will implement a U-Pass program for the 2014-2015 school year because the deadline for adding a referendum to the SG elections has passed.
Read More →The new Green Line Type 10 supercar will be 40 feet longer than the Green Line vehicles in use today.
Read More →Legislation would expand funding for training, apprenticeships, and workforce development as agencies face staffing shortages and evolving technology demands.
Read More →GoZone will provide safe, convenient, accessible, and affordable rides with limited wait times.
Read More →The grant funds for CTDOT will help maintain and improve transit service for Connecticut residents and visitors as the agency continues to address pandemic-related challenges such as decreased ridership and staff shortages.
Read More →In this episode of METROspectives, METRO’s Executive Editor Alex Roman sits down with Ana-Maria Tomlinson, Director of Strategic & Cross-Sector Programs at the Canadian Standards Association (CSA Group).
Read More →The plan also was found to be capable of generating $106 billion in economic activity in New York State.
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