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Company’s previous two-step business approach, with heavy manufacturing relegated to its plants in Hungary, and with final assembly accomplished at its Anniston, Ala., has now been entirely discontinued.
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Altogether in 2015, there were 1,599 private sector and 542 public sector sales as compared to 1,411 private sector and 355 public sector sales in 2014.
Read More →After 45 years, APTA returns to Chicago with a focus on next-generation fleets, AI, connected transit networks, and the funding strategies shaping public transportation’s future.
Read More →Leadership changes will help shape the association’s priorities and its representation of the transportation industry during the 2026–2027 term.
Read More →She will succeed Phillip Eng, who is retiring after nearly four years as LIRR president.
Read More →Open loop payments allow for riders to pay for a trip without downloading an app.
Read More →$25,000 raised to support non-profits and local communities in the Southeastern U.S. that have been affected by the recent hurricanes.
Read More →The latest upgrades focus on providing two-point and three-point seat belt updates, electronic amenity conveniences and improved passenger-safety designs.
Read More →The proposal includes a $17.50 increase for Chapel Hill Transit and a new $10.40 charge for nighttime parking.
Read More →Will unveil the ACTIA Smart Power Multiplex System on its 2011 MCI Commuter Coach at the American Public Transportation Association’s 2011 Bus & Paratransit Conference May 22 to 25 in Memphis, Tenn. The system is now standard on all new MCI D-Series models equipped with 2010 engine technology.
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