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President Bush signed into law a bill that could force bus and motorcoach companies to compile detailed information on their passengers before crossing the U.S. border.
Read More →Alistair Darling assumes Stephen Byers' position, for which Byers received heavy criticism after his initial decision to not compensate Railtrack shareholders.
Read More →Center features include a large customer-service waiting area, real time passenger information displays and a park and ride facility.
Read More →When announcing the grant, Transportation Secretary Mineta also underscored the importance of safety on the nation's transportation systems.
Read More →Transport Secretary Byers said Railtrack Plc was headed for a deficit of $995 million by December and $2.4 billion by March, forcing the company into insolvency in October 2001.
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With changing demographics and a new generation of workers, transit agencies are faced with attrition, competition from the private sector and image problems. The transit industry is hitting the brakes and following a new path toward recruiting and retaining skilled employees.
Read More →As it slides toward a respectable mode of U.S. public transportation, bus rapid transit still faces budgetary, political and community-related problems.
Read More →Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta introduced a tunnel management system initiative for the nation's highways and transit tunnels.
Read More →Republican George W. Bush’s new Democratic Secretary of Transportation has a distinguished record of bridging party differences to make public transport investments happen.
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