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Once fully implemented, 75% of rail customer trips will have service every six minutes or better and the bus network will expand to 21 lines.
Read More →As paratransit market growth continues, contractors make inroads with rail service. METRO sits down with three of the top contractors in the industry to discuss the benefits and the logistics of running contracted services and what the future holds for their businesses.
Read More →Rail service tightens security against terrorism by asking for passengers' identification.
Read More →Exclusive busways, 60-foot artics and rail-like qualities characterize new bus rapid transit line in Los Angeles.
Read More →With more people riding Bay Area Rapid Transit and Caltrain rail lines and fewer using Bay Area buses, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission is unable to explain why the trend is occurring, however, service cuts and sprawling growth in suburban areas were cited as possible factors.
Read More →The shuttle, an extension of the student government's cab service, will help alleviate wait times, as cabs average wait times of 45 minutes to an hour
Read More →Train will travel at 199 mph during normal service.
Read More →How entities are turning to the Quick-Build methodology to expand transit options, improve existing service, and increase ridership.
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