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Known for their discipline, teamwork, and technical skills, veterans bring a mission-first mindset to the workplace, a quality that aligns well with public transportation’s commitment to serving the community.
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After 45 years, APTA returns to Chicago with a focus on next-generation fleets, AI, connected transit networks, and the funding strategies shaping public transportation’s future.
Read More →With only two part-time staff members, the Ride Partners team relies heavily on volunteers and provided approximately 9,000 trips last year.
Read More →The Series 56 Flasher, an LED hazard warning light, offers noticeable pulsations of ultra-bright illumination with 180 degrees of visibility.
Read More →Powered by technology, these new services include app based trip-planning and ticketing, microtransit, and dynamic carpooling.
Read More →The controversial plan includes a call for increased oil drilling to help pay for infrastructure projects, according to several sources.
Read More →In a series of letters, Secretary Duffy urged D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner, and WMATA CEO Randy Clarke to prioritize improvements to passenger security, crime reduction, and roadway safety.
Read More →Paula Gartner brings more than 30 years of engineering consulting experience to the role.
Read More →The Austin Transit Partnership (ATP) announced a partnership with an international design team led by HKS, UNStudio, and Gehl.
Read More →Sen. Richard Blumenthal made his first the call for more security in May during the TSA administrator’s confirmation hearing. He said the security and safety enhancement were mandated by Congress in 2007, but are still not implemented.
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