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For the first time since 1951, streetcars are providing convenient and affordable public transportation in downtown. The 3.6-mile Cincinnati Bell Connector is the first fully low-floor system in the U.S.
Read More →Company to operate and maintain the Denton County Transportation Authority’s A-train 21-mile commuter rail line.
Read More →With current and future projects seeking $27 billion in funds, Congress urged to provide funding at or above FY2019 levels.
Read More →SMART is the S.F. Bay Area’s newest transportation option for travel, offering passenger rail service in Sonoma and Marin counties.
Read More →The first project going to bid, which has been allocated $16 million in ARRA funding, will directly improve vehicle availability, service reliability and performance by rehabilitating approximately 40 standard and 20 articulated Muni buses.
Read More →The company that runs the shuttle service is using a limousine after its shuttle bus broke down, but the rides have been uncomfortable because up to 25 students are trying to cram into the vehicle at a time.
Read More →Through partnerships with more than 70 transit agencies deploying over 300 zero-emission buses, CTE has developed relationships with the many different players that support the zero-emission vehicle transition processes.
Read More →Since appearing on city streets in March, the city has received 1,800 complaints about the scooters blocking sidewalks, doorways, and bus stops.
Read More →Originally planning to begin the program in September, RIPTA had settled on buying Chrysler minivans. However, because RIPTA plans to buy 10 vans, the vehicles must pass Altoona testing; a process which the vans previously selected had not gone through.
Read More →In addition to providing equipment maintenance, Bombardier will also deliver its Automated Vehicle Inspection System and its Bombardier Orbiflo advanced condition monitoring system to automatically inspect the vehicles and provide predictive maintenance capabilities.
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