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Worth $1.4 million, the contract includes the option of equipping an additional 14 light rail vehicles in the future.
Read More →With FTA approval, preliminary engineering work can begin and will be conducted by Jacobs Engineering.
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NJ Transit is publicizing the Quiet Commute cars on its Website and also plans to wrap one of the cars to advertise their availability.
Read More →The project is part of a five-line rail plan that includes the East End, North, Uptown and Southeast Lines. The East End, North, and Southeast lines are under construction, while the Uptown line is in the design phase.
Read More →The contract will move forward the designs of the West Loch, Waipahu Transit Center and Leeward Community College stations.
Read More →The $1.2 billion, 11-mile extension to the region's light rail system is expected to increase transit ridership by 20,000 boardings a day. The voter-approved project has half of the funds dedicated from the TransNet half-cent sales tax.
Read More →Of the money for the loans, $1 million will come from reserves from the Metropolitan Council, which is building the $957 million, 11-mile line.
Read More →A referendum on the tax to fund the project will appear on the Nov. 2 ballot.
Read More →In June 2010, when ridership usually slumps as a result of the summer heat, Metro saw a 15 percent increase from 815,566 in 2009 to 942,154 in 2010.
Read More →The agreement for option vehicles from a June 2009 contract is valued at approximately $745 million.
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