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Mineta will serve in the transportation post during Bush's second term.
Read More →Kelsan, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, is a developer of proprietary friction-control solutions for the railway industry.
Read More →One-third of bus, rail routes would be eliminated; fares would be hiked.
Read More →The $650 million, four-mile system closed Sept. 8 after a metal part connected to a drive shaft fell from the train.
Read More →Four Indian men were detained and questioned after filming landscape around Indiana commuter rail line.
Read More →Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary of borders and transportation at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, told APTA attendees that it's critical to strike the right balance with transit security measures.
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What draws and retains transit's top-level executives? In comparision with other industries, the equity of income levels is debatable, but other attractions exist.
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Forced to seek out alternative strategies to retain or enhance business, operators have improved customer service, reconfigured tour sequencing and promoted shorter trips with closer destinations.
Read More →The new service enables Long Island (N.Y.) Rail Road customers to order and pay for tickets over the Internet.
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Crashes happen, even to good drivers. Coach operators need to have a game plan in place long before the squeal of tires, crunch of metal and shattered glass lead them to the courtroom.
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