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Traffickers sometimes use public transit due to its low cost and greater anonymity in buying fare cards.
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The $1.2 million vehicle functions as a communication and command center for major sporting events, emergencies, and natural disasters.
Read More →The new program incentivizes individuals and organizations to think creatively in developing innovative solutions to combat human trafficking in the transportation industry, and to share those innovations with the broader community.
Read More →The program is in addition to existing enforcement of cars blocking bus lanes on 14 bus routes equipped with Automated Camera Enforcement and double parking in real-time across four boroughs with Staten Island to be added later this year.
Read More →The initiative aims to provide educational resources and information to encourage customers and community members to identify and report human trafficking.
Read More →As transit systems generate more data than ever, AI-powered safety tools are helping agencies detect incidents faster, improve response times and enhance situational awareness.
Read More →Supported by a $56,500 grant from the Federal Railroad Administration, the program will combine targeted public education campaigns with specialized training for SFRTA employees, contractors, and regional partners.
Read More →The grants will fund a variety of crossing safety and trespass prevention public education projects, which also will be conducted in conjunction with the nonprofit safety group’s observance of “See Tracks? Think Train!” Week, September 23 to 29.
Read More →Participants include representatives from the CCSAO, the Chicago Police Department, CTA, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the FBI, the ATF, the DEA, Metra, and Pace.
Read More →The awards recognize transit organizations for their innovative and proactive safety and security programs.
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