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In an effort to reduce ozone pollution, several transit agencies are offering free or reduced fare rides to residents.
Read More →While no substitute, this nongovernment, non-federal approach could be a welcome alternative strategy to the slow progress of reauthorization of federal policy on Capitol Hill.
Read More →This week, U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Federal Railroad Administrator Joseph Szabo announced safety regulations requiring Positive Train Control (PTC) technology to be installed on major rail lines around the nation, as well as commuter and intercity passenger rail routes.
Read More →New York City Transit and Milwaukee County Transit System are two of the first public transportation authorities to increase revenue by selling used vehicles and equipment to buyers on the Internet.
Read More →Road design, wet pavement and tire conditions factors in February 2003 motorcoach crash that killed seven.
Read More →Transport Canada's advanced technology fleet currently includes 86 vehicles, which use technology such as hybrid power trains, batteries, low carbon fuels, advanced gasoline and diesel engines.
Read More →VecTour cites 50% decline in travel since Sept. 11 attacks as reason for bankruptcy filing.
Read More →His new position will be as deputy executive director of the North Texas Tollway Authority.
Read More →More ADA accessible buses are being sought for the 2002 Paralympics in Salt Lake City.
Read More →Four posters that alert riders to report suspicious behavior will be placed on and around MTA buses and subways.
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