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For the first time, travelers between the population centers of Atlanta and Nashville will have a new transportation choice in Vonlane.
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The focus should not simply be in greater safety enforcement; a larger vision of better mobility choices, including intercity bus services, must be part of the next bill.
Read More →If MCI should fail to meet any of the reliability standards set, the next service will include a free oil change.
Read More →The units could potentially replace the use of diesel locomotives on the railroad’s non-electrified lines and allow passengers to travel to their destinations without having to change trains.
Read More →Like many other transit professionals, Kristen Joyner fell into public transportation while looking to change careers. Born in El Dorado, Ark., and growing up in a family of teachers, she taught piano and music classes and majored in voice and piano at Arkansas Tech University. Her goal was a career in music therapy.
Read More →Engineering students convert cooking oil previously used to prepare French fries, chicken and other favorites in campus restaurants to biodiesel.
Read More →The change in operations came as a natural result of Central Midlands being the last transportation system in the United States that was owned and operated by a private utility company.
Read More →The $1 fare will be for streetcar use only and valid for two hours. As always, Portland Streetcar recognizes valid TriMet fares and passes.
Read More →From “how do you want the system deployed” to “how many journeys and fares are they processing through their platform,” here are 10 things to consider before taking the proverbial plunge.
Read More →As part of Gov. Chris Christie’s emphasis on accountability to New Jersey taxpayers, the agency proposed changing its 30-year blanket privilege allowing non-agreement employees unlimited, free travel on rail, light rail and bus services.
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