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Focusing on transportation alternatives, such as its Campus Area Bus Service buses, which run on biodiesel and bicycling.
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The $50 million station is part of $92 million in overall transportation investments.
Read More →With growing ridership, MTA is investing in a faster, more modern fleet — starting with 316 next-gen M-9A railcars.
Read More →The announcement comes after the news that current CEO Kimberly Dunham will transition to a new transportation leadership role in another city.
Read More →Fleet equipped with leather seats, high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen LCD monitors, iPod hookups, phone and laptop power ports, CD and DVD systems, bike racks and restrooms.
Read More →Approach will be more frequent and flexible and will be deployed at more locations, offering greater coverage systemwide.
Read More →The new cars will come outfitted with security cameras and positive train control equipment when they are delivered to the railroad.
Read More →The acquisition will enable the family-owned, 40-year-old transportation services company to expand its industry-leading commuter bus services beyond the Bay Area to markets across the country.
Read More →David M. Springstead will be responsible for MARTA’s Strategic Transit Asset Management Plan and State of Good Repair initiatives.
Read More →The neighborhood service, which gives free rides on weekends to senior citizens and people with disabilities, provides a 15-person shuttle that runs specific routes on weekends and a neighbor-to-neighbor service that pairs drivers with riders.
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