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From the New York Transit Museum archives, Daily Miracle (Part 2 of 3), is a 1961 documentary about a day in the life of NYC's transit system.
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The agency was able to send five vehicles for the transport of 10 wheelchair passengers from a medical facility in Corpus Christi, Texas to a shelter in San Antonio. They are also offering free passes and travel training to those people that are in shelters in Austin.
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The zero-emission bus can carry up to 70 passengers and will use the agency's WAVE wireless charging system.
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Establishing a function-first facility that then integrates passive design strategies can lead to more operationally and energy efficient transit facilities.
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The Red Line, is planned to open for service in spring 2019, will stretch 13 miles from Broad Ripple to the University of Indianapolis.
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Tim Rieck has over 20 years of transit experience spanning operations, planning, technology, and community partnerships.
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The agency was able to get about 20 bus routes back on line today along with a portion of its rail, according to a spokesperson.
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The Bay Area location, which opened August 1, is a full-service facility, staffed by factory-trained technicians servicing Prevost, Nova Bus®, and Volvo® coaches, as well as other brands.
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The Proterra E2 operates alongside the rest of the current liquid propane gas-fueled fleet and is part of a pilot program that will inform broader plans to introduce more electric units at the park.
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If a state fails to meet the deadline, the FTA is prohibited by federal law from obligating any funds to public transportation agencies throughout that state until certification is achieved.
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