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European and Asian success in this mode have the essential elements that California and the U.S. seek to emulate: strong government funding and policy oversight roles that show consistent public commitment over decades. All this must also be coupled with private sector funding participation, project delivery and service operation in a managed competition.
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This issue contains our annual rail projects survey as well as our annual focus on consultants. Great rail projects have always depended on good outside expertise that the best engineering and planning consultant teams have provided to project owners.
Read More →From backup fuel plans to creative relocation strategies and consultant-led coordination, transit agencies are rethinking disaster response with a fleet-first mindset — because when every second counts, preparedness saves lives.
Read More →Nico Malfara, PE, HDR Transit Planning Section Lead, Vancouver, discussed how consultants can help agencies with equity, the company's efforts to increase workforce development, and more.
Read More →As telematics technology costs decrease, systems are more accessible than ever. Whether offering maintenance or passenger benefits, often all that's needed is a PC with an Internet connection.
Read More →Sean Libberton, Transit and Rail National Practice Consultant at HNTB, shared how transit agencies can receive funding in his discussion with METRO.
Read More →Last year, University of Kansas urban planning graduate students prepared a regional plan for Wichita Transit, which recommends north-south, east-west grid routes spaced about every half-mile.
Read More →He specializes in delivering complex, multimodal and multidisciplinary infrastructure projects.
Read More →Greg Kelly, president/CEO of STV, discussed funding for projects, project delivery, and more with METRO.
Read More →Laura Grams, Transit Planning Practice Leader at HDR, discussed the latest topics in the transit industry with METRO.
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