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A union representative reported in a news conference that the woman said she had recently worked extensive overtime recently and was "extremely tired" at the time of the accident. NTSB says the train was traveling at a normal speed of 25 mph before it crashed.
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WMATA GM/CEO Randy Clarke and Board Chair Paul C. Smedberg toured the MICC during a ribbon cutting celebration for the new Metro Building at Eisenhower in Alexandria, Va.
Read More →Bay Area Rapid Transit's (BART) escalators are giant, complicated machines. Uneven wear from the tens of thousands of people who ride them every day sometimes breaks and cause outages, but BART has a team of experts on hand to keep these "meat grinders" in working order.
Read More →A new memorandum of understanding will renew and intensify collaboration on transportation safety and jointly develop new educational materials.
Read More →Fare recovery is a major issue and has been mentioned as one of the top concerns of customers when talking with WMATA staff and board members.
Read More →The initiative is in line with TfL’s new “quieter times to travel” information to help people feel safer using transport amid the pandemic.
Read More →The project is part of NJ TRANSIT’s Resilience Program and will create an additional resilient storage location for railcars and locomotives that will provide greater protection against future flooding.
Read More →The top industry award from APTA honors a public transportation system member who has demonstrated achievement in efficiency and effectiveness among agencies providing more than 15 million but fewer than 50 million annual passenger trips.
Read More →The arguments for transit as national security policy have long ranged from energy independence that come with transit investments to transit’s role in arresting climate change.
Read More →As a precaution, trains were shut down for more than an hour on Wednesday. The agency is investigating the issue.
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