Netflix and terrorism blamed for London Tube ridership decline

Ridership on the London Underground has dropped for the first time in more than 20 year.

Jordan city to begin offering paratransit service

The Public Transport Law of 2002 requires transportation facilities that cater to the physically challenged.

Faiveley, Bombardier win Toronto Tramway contract

Will supply brake system, doors and air conditioning units. Part of the equipment will be delivered to the Bombardier Transport factory in Ontario between December 2010 and January 2011.

Grande West lands Canadian Vicinity bus order

The 15 Vicinity buses will be delivered to the Société de transport du Saguenay, the Société de transport de Lévis, and the Société de transport de Trois-Rivières.

New Report Shows How to Achieve Successful Energy Transition

The report covers energy use in today’s public transport; decarbonization of mobility and the role of public transport, the challenges, and more.

UITP Brings Modern Mobility Message to Montréal

Key topics to be covered include autonomous vehicle technology and new transport services and their potential to redefine how transit authorities plan and improve public transport.

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San Francisco's BART Lands $544M Fed Loan for Railcars

The new railcars are part of a $2.2 billion expansion and upgrade of the entire BART system that operates 48 million passenger trips annually.

Private companies interested in Amtrak

The Paris transit authority, Alstom and Britain's Great North Eastern Railway are among the private companies interested in taking over some of Amtrak's services.