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The announcement comes on the eve of a public forum where the American Institute of Architects will outline its views opposing a completely elevated system.
Read More →Administration affirms its original decision that the agency is violating federal transit law.
Read More →TSA adds thermal cameras Funding problems continue in Chicago Sacramento launches transit etiquette campaign
Read More →Base subway fares will go up to $2.25 from $2.00 and monthly bus and subway cards will go up to $89 from $81.
Read More →LTD keeps late-night school service. Report: transportation investments could be ‘squandered.’ D.C. Metro considers retail.
Read More →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.
Read More →Transit consultant Carter & Burgess names Parsons Brinckerhoff as sub-consultant on rail extension in Mile-High city.
Read More →The hold-up is a result of an outpouring of criticism about the move, according to MTA officials.
Read More →Break problems force cancellation; service will reopen in early summer.
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