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New technology kills airborne germs on transit vehicles, saves money and improves heatlth.
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Amtrak and commuter rail systems in California, Colorado and Nevada experience delays and cancellations.
Read More →In addition to meeting the Dec. 31, 2015 deadline, rail operations are faced with cost issues, project deferrals and ensuring interoperability between systems.
Read More →Will promote the movement of passengers by rail and represent the supply community on legislation and regulations affecting domestic suppliers and passenger rail systems.
Read More →More than 60 transit systems in the U.S. and Canada operate New Flyer CNG buses today.
Read More →Starting in late February, customers can download the NaviLens app through the Apple Store or Google Play to scan specialized coded decals, resembling QR codes, at three transit locations.
Read More →The two companies have agreed to work together, sharing technical, and commercial information necessary for Alstom to design, build, commission, and support a fleet of ten three-car hydrogen multiple units.
Read More →The technology is heading toward more automation and integration. The inclusion of security and information management systems in projects is growing substantially.
Read More →The release this week of a Brookings Institution report, which reviewed metropolitan transit systems across the U.S., was widely reported, with many newspapers noting their city’s rank. With House Republicans discussed cutting public transit funding even further in 2012; ridership rising due to gas price spikes; and Congress debating taking tax breaks for oil companies off the table, the timing was interesting.
Read More →Engineers can perform strength, strain and interference tests within a computer model before any actual fabrications are manufactured.
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