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San Francisco's BART will have to share $7 million with three other systems.
Read More →The bill directs the Department of Homeland Security to develop a security plan within 180 days.
Read More →The Transportation Development Institute recommended to a gathering of transit chiefs the immediate use of bomb sniffing dogs to prevent another terrorist attack, regardless of implementation cost.
Read More →In light of the Madrid terror attacks, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has implemented a pilot testing program to screen bags at train and subway stations.
Read More →Amtrak has increased patrols of its police force and canine units.
Read More →The reauthorization of TEA 21 tops his priority list, but APTA's president also has his sights set on the association's strategic plan, (PT)2, procurement reform, standards development and, of course, security.
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The control center of a rail operation, also called the operations or command center, has come a long way since the days of the one-room dispatch office, incorporating high-tech systems for automatic vehicle tracking, emergency response, security and communications.
Read More →Peter Pan coach stolen from major New York bus terminal in broad daylight.
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Attendees show considerable interest in identifying bus models for replenishment and elargement of fleets. Educational sessions focus on safety and security as well as maintenance and bus specifications.
Read More →Committed in broad daylight, bus theft raises fears and suspicions about transportation security.
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