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A primary focus of the uRide service is the initiative to work against drunk driving and drunk driving-related accidents.
Read More →Former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald voiced his concern during a meeting of a transit task force. The task force formed in response to allegations by former Metra CEO Alex Clifford that two Metra board members conspired to get rid of him because he would not “play ball” on patronage requests.
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With the market picking up and the current workforce aging, many operators are looking to fill several positions at a time. Knowing the type of people you want to attract and having a thorough interview process are keys to landing the right candidate.
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The new officers join 64 licensed and sworn full-time and 60 existing part-time officers.
Read More →Reduction is due to CTA making better efforts to manage frequent causes of absenteeism such as sick leave and job-related injuries. The changes are set to save the transit system more than $10 million compared to 2011.
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The changes, which included losing paid vacation, holiday and sick days, have affected nine shuttle drivers.
Read More →Using methodology that is unique, predictive, legally defensible and proven over time, Scheig Associates' Motor Coach Works Hiring & Performance System is a three-phase system consisting of an online pre-employment assessment, behaviorally based interview questions and a performance evaluation.
Read More →Recognized for their commitment to safety and for the implementation of the Smith System to improve upon the quality of their overall safety action plan.
Read More →Anthony R. Coscia, an Amtrak board member since June 2010, and current chairman of its audit and finance committee, succeeds departing board chairman Thomas C. Carper whose term on the board expires this month.
Read More →Thomas J. Hall named chief, customer services, and Jay Commer GM, state-supported services.
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