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Senior-level transit and paratransit employees who qualify will receive a full grant to attend that includes travel and education.
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Combining product and safety education with promotional opportunities, the “Show On The GO" was Freedman’s third tour in three years.
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The N.C. fixed-route service comprises 16 routes and five Higher Education Area Transit routes, delivering approximately four million passenger trips annually.
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Will fund a variety of rail crossing safety and trespass prevention public education projects in conjunction with OLI's Rail Safety Week.
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The need for a strong workforce is especially critical since half of the nation’s railway engineers are eligible for retirement in the next five to 10 years.
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The North County Transit District will hold community outreach and educational events through various SPRINTER stations.
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The 18.5 mile Red Line will be the longest corridor in the network and nearly doubles the footprint of the existing First Coast Flyer system, connecting more people to jobs, education, healthcare, and entertainment.
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TBX is designed to connect an influential group of public transportation bus operators with a select group of product and service suppliers for an exchange of information, ideas, and solutions. Senior-level transit and paratransit employees who qualify will receive a full scholarship to attend that includes travel and education. This year's innagural event in Scottsdale, Ariz., was a huge success for both operators and suppliers. The event will return Jan. 30 - Feb. 1, 2019. For more info, visit www.TransitBusExchange.com
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Each year, the James A Ditch Educational Fund promotes careers in public transit by accepting applications for scholarships from college students enrolled in automotive/transportation courses.
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Ann Derby, director of marketing and events for INIT Innovations in Transportation Inc., got her start in education.
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