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In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, transit station architects must respect the need for greater security without compromising design elements, local character and customer satisfaction.
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Random baggage searches, intended to prepare Boston’s public transit network for the next month's Democratic National Convention, have come under fire.
Read More →Four posters that alert riders to report suspicious behavior will be placed on and around MTA buses and subways.
Read More →Transit, motorcoach industries testify before House subcommittee.
Read More →The $1-million bill includes more than $600 million to improve the safety of rail tunnels used by Amtrak and commuter railroads.
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Explosive detection equipment, increased station and railcar sweeps and public awareness programs are some of the strategies being employed by transportation agencies to combat terrorism.
Read More →A handhled inspection tool is being used by a Chicago motorcoach operator to safeguard against tampering or other security breaches.
Read More →Protective measures include using bomb-sniffing dogs and removing or replacing trash cans.
Read More →ABA enters talks with trucking organization to implement training program for motorcoach industry.
Read More →Four consultants have been hired to develop a program to upgrade security at the nation's largest transit agency.
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