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Terry Moakley is an accessible transportation advocate. He was employed at United Spinal Association in East Elmhurst, N.Y., for 36 years and he continues to serve on its board of directors. Moakley also is past-president of the Association of Travel Instruction, whose members primarily are public transportation travel trainers or mobility specialists. He can be contacted at tmoakley@unitedspinal.org.
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Superior Quality Manufacturing, a joint venture with Simtech LLC, was established to produce a variety of electronic modules and devices featuring components such as computer boards and LED panels.
Read More →Visits several fixed stops based on riders' pick-up and destination requests within the Center City area.
Read More →A report found that only 0.9 percent of STP funds are being used on public transportation.
Read More →The new Green Line Type 10 supercar will be 40 feet longer than the Green Line vehicles in use today.
Read More →Dale Krapf, president of Krapf Bus Companies, says the economic downturn and hikes in fuel and insurance costs have pressured the bottom line. Changing course, by targeting new demographics, will be critical to future success, he says.
Read More →The International Olympic Committee expressed concern about the completion of transportation projects and security in time for the 2004 Olympics.
Read More →TSA to test effectiveness of air marshals in six cities across U.S.
Read More →Hart has had a long career in transportation safety, including a previous term as a member of the NTSB during the 1990s.
Read More →This award is given each year to the transportation agency that provides service in an urban area with a population of less than 50,000.
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