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BART is in negotiations with a vendor to install Wi-Fi in the transit system’s 46 stations and aboard all of its 775 new cars, with hopes of having a deal by the summer, with Caltrain set to have Wi-Fi on its new trains by 2022.
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Integrates electric buses into the existing routes and schedules without negatively impacting drivers or passengers.
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The module enables CleverCAD users to react quickly to service disruptions that occur due to inclement weather, traffic or road conditions, or vehicle maintenance issues.
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Research will explore ways to reduce the weight and cost of carriages and track to provide a cheaper alternative to heavy rail and metro systems for connections between suburban and rural areas.
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The Internet of Things and evolution of smart cities means that transportation is primed to undergo some rapid and disruptive changes in the near future.
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In the first demonstration of the Virgin Hyperloop One passenger experience, the company is showcasing its application designed for real-time, on demand travel, throughout the transportation ecosystem.
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MTA will test 10 new buses by Proterra and New Flyer with the hope of ordering an additional 60 all-electric buses.
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In addition to electronic stability control, separate proposed regulations will introduce mandatory electronic logging devices for federally regulated motor carriers (trucks and buses) and their commercial drivers.
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To remain relevant, transit agencies must have a vision for the future, including the role that driverless technology will play.
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