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Though President Bush laid out several proposals in his State of the Union Address, transportation was not discussed.
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The agency is introducing 13 zero-emission buses into revenue service while evaluating performance across its urban, rural, and long-distance routes.
Read More →The new contract, which took effect April 1, 2009, has a base of 51 months with options available for an additional four years.
Read More →Customers traveling between Redlands and Los Angeles can now tap their preferred payment method, including a credit or debit card, mobile wallet, or wearable device, at station validators before boarding and again while exiting.
Read More →An $85,000 federal grant covered 80 percent of the purchase cost, with the remainder covered by donations and employee matching. In service for about a week, the bus is being monitored for mileage and performance.
Read More →As the largest year-round fixed-route transit provider in Maine, the Greater Portland Transit District (METRO) is committed to building a transit fleet that is 100% powered by alternative fuels.
Read More →With the ailing U.S. economy and eroding tax base, it’s critical that transit properties take advantage of all opportunities to bolster their revenue.
Read More →Kathryn Roos will share her experience with programmatic efforts to help municipal, regional, and private transportation clients develop and implement new programs.
Read More →The agency recorded more than 27.2 million boardings, with rail ridership increasing 12.4% year over year and the D Line posting the largest gains.
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