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The latest transit/supplier partnerships in Ohio and beyond.
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The proposal is about 35 percent less than the per-vehicle per-hour cost of putting a standard MBTA bus on the road.
Read More →To help accommodate the increasing number of students using public transportation and cut traffic congestion, the University plans to build a transit center by the summer.
Read More →RTC specialists can teach clients — in a group or one-to-one setting — how to use public transit safely and efficiently in a contained environment that simulates the outdoors.
Read More →Minnesota Valley Transit Authority; Jacksonville Transportation Authority and Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority were among the agencies recognized during the Bus & Paratransit Conference held in Fort Worth, Texas.
Read More →The delivery supports the city’s Sustainability and Climate Action Program and the goal of having an all-electric, carbon-neutral San Francisco by 2040.
Read More →Fresno State students and staff can ride FAX and other transportation services free with their university ID.
Read More →Muni is developing “Green Zones” to test current hybrid vehicles and their ability to run only on battery power.
Read More →METRO asked some of the top execs in the industry what they are doing to provide comprehensive training to both driver and maintenance staff.
Read More →TransMax brake lining offers the stopping power required for transit applications, with a rating of 26,000 lbs. Its stable formulation exceeds all FMVSS 121 testing parameters for brake lining; offers excellent performance in high temperature transit applications; exhibits minimal brake fade; has a high resistance to growth and swell; and handles thermal shock without sacrificing braking performance.
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