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Nearly 90% of respondents reported boosts in revenue for 2006, with driver recruitment and retention remaining the greatest challenge. Coach USA Inc. retains the No. 1 spot for the second consecutive year, with its fleet of 2,200 vehicles.
Read More →Technology includes detailed street maps and satellite photos.
Read More →Solution to integrate with scheduling databases, MDTs
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Increasing service frequency, restructuring fares and fare collection, and partnering with local entities to develop new market opportunities are some methods being used by U.S. transit operations to appeal to customers.
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New York's MTA retains the No. 1 spot with $11.7 billion in project costs and nearly 6,700 railcars in METRO's 12th annual rail study.
Read More →Presentation by Rod Diridon of the Mineta Institute highlights high-speed rail.
Read More →Public transit still needs billions of dollars of additional funding from federal, state and local governments.
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Fifteen years into ADA, progress has been made in commuter and light rail systems. While the major issues have been clarified, details are still being worked out on railcar and station access.
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