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Includes $7.3 million for new tech/designs for rail transit safety; and $2 million for projects that redesign transit bus operator compartment.
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Uniformed personnel will be equipped with radios to report safety and security concerns or biohazards.
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Humphrey got out of her wheelchair, guided herself to the floor, slid to the victim and applied pressure to a wound on his neck.
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A growing focus on train travel comes exactly as railways become increasingly modernized by adopting connected technologies.
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The MTA also announced the creation of the University Partnership for Adaptive Technologies & Mass Transit Innovation.
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Rail personnel can submit reports when involved in or observe an incident or situation in which railroad safety might be compromised.
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The more our train and subway systems are connected, the greater the number of ways hackers have to penetrate them in order to wreak their unique brand of havoc.
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A train traveling at 55 miles per hour can take approximately one mile, or the length of about 18 football fields to stop.
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Employees will be at one of the commuter railroad’s 242 stations during the morning commute, distributing educational materials about train and grade crossing safety.
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Automated door opening enhances safety by removing the potential for human error resulting in a “wrong side” door opening.
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