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Since January 1970, there have been 37 vehicle attacks on public surface transportation, according to the Mineta Transportation Institute. Just under half, a total of 18, involved suicide drivers ramming vehicles packed with explosives into their targets.
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Since January 1970, there have been 37 vehicle attacks on public surface transportation. Just under half, a total of 18, involved suicide drivers ramming vehicles packed with explosives into their targets, according to a new report.
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The new plan increases the number of MTS Code Compliance Inspectors from 34 to 64 employees.
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The buses will be among the first 60-foot battery-electric articulated buses put into service in the U.S.
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The air-conditioned bus includes a kids zone play area, seating, and countertops to accommodate iPad workstations for residents to take a short survey (in English and Spanish) and two wide-screen monitors for presentations.
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After launching its sleek, black motorcoach into the U.S., the bus builder is seeing strong results among operators and clients.
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How public transportation figures into cities’ and states’ climate change commitments, even after the U.S. announces its withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord.
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The local bus driver's union, which has been fighting the move for more than three years, intends to appeal the decision.
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Some of the 11 ideas proposed include a highline walkway and a monorail system running over campus.
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The Metro Affordable Transportation Connected Housing Program is part of a public-private partnership to loan money to developers to build more affordable housing within a half-mile of transit lines, which in turn could encourage more ridership.
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