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The new contract, which is in the process of being finalized, is expected to become effective in January 2009.
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PRT, or personal rapid transit, begins to emerge as a viable concept.
Read More →Safety record keeps operation on top
Read More →The latest MTI research found several factors that contribute to transit insecurity.
Read More →TransMax brake lining offers the stopping power required for transit applications, with a rating of 26,000 lbs. Its stable formulation exceeds all FMVSS 121 testing parameters for brake lining; offers excellent performance in high temperature transit applications; exhibits minimal brake fade; has a high resistance to growth and swell; and handles thermal shock without sacrificing braking performance.
Read More →Judge says cases involving criminal acts on New York City’s subways and buses cannot be heard in secret.
Read More →As part of GCTD's commitment to providing a better customer experience, the Token Transit application will evolve fare payment methods and allow customers to purchase and activate GCTD passes using their smartphones before boarding the bus.
Read More →The initial release represents the first phase of DART’s efforts to expand access to ridership information. Additional dashboard features, data, and functionality will be introduced in future phases.
Read More →Will begin a 90-day pilot program on Sept. 7 in response to customer requests. Pilot will run weekdays on the first and last cars of Northeast Corridor express trains, selected for the trains’ relatively long trip times and consistently high ridership.
Read More →The first of four new stations were in the original plan for Swift, the agency's bus rapid transit system, which opened in November 2009, but were deferred due to funding issues.
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