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Phase 2 extends the line 6.6 miles from Culver City to Santa Monica and includes seven stations. It is expected to open in 2015. The extension pre-construction work and utility work is expected to begin later this year.
Read More →The manufacturer will unveil to the transit industry its new Rotary Lift EFX60 inground scissor lift, Wireless Mach 4 mobile column lift, and updated MOD30 modular environmentally friendly inground lift.
Read More →Continuing the trend in recent years, millennials and young adults aged 18 to 44 are the most likely (67%) to use public transit during their vacation to a major U.S. city this summer.
Read More →APTA is well-known as a platform to present new innovations to the transport market.
Read More →The awards recognize public transit providers for their innovative and proactive safety and security programs.
Read More →The system provides a wide door opening for faster passenger ingress and egress, superior door sealing, and improved vehicle esthetics.
Read More →The new offering is a result of many months of extensive research including collaboration with the industry-leading supplier, and real-world workshops used to create the most comfortable seat that also embodies modern styling, according to the company.
Read More →Despite an ominous weather forecast, an estimated 15,000 journeyed to Dallas, including more than 1,000 international attendees from 60 countries, to view hundreds of new product and service offerings on the trade show floor, where security technology was the focus.
Read More →New opportunities created by the Charter Bus Rules were also topics of discussion. Operators were urged to partner with local operators that have historically been looked at as the competition.
Read More →With a focus of building on the co-located show with the NTA, understanding and growing new business relationships across the whole travel and tour industry is a key theme. Meanwhile, new vehicle models, including some new to the private bus market, make their debut.
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