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While budget pressures are forcing fare hikes and service cuts, some agencies are thinking outside the box to develop new sources of income, such as selling ads and naming rights and even functioning as a contract agent for the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Princeton University has planned for the relocation of the station as part of its $300 million arts neighborhood.
Read More →To reduce chaos at increasingly crowded curbsides, airport officials coaxed often-reluctant car rental companies into consolidated rental facilities (CRFs) and move passengers in special CRF shuttle buses. Will it work?
Read More →In the past ten years, Amtrak has lost more than $500 million annually, and is projected to continue.
Read More →Plan will use accident data to identify rail safety problems for specific railroads and states.
Read More →The new mobile app will add to Charlottesville Area Transit's wide assortment of methods to obtain routing data including printed rider's guides, physical bus stop displays, online information and a direct real-time information telephone line.
Read More →George Menduina, MTA New York City Transit’s VP and chief facilities officer, Department of Buses, received a prestigious award, which celebrates dedication and commitment to outstanding public service to New York City delivered at the highest level of excellence.
Read More →The bus order will be used to enhance ABQ RIDE’s new Albuquerque Rapid Transit BRT system.
Read More →Agreement reached between LIRR and the Transportation Communications Union modifies some contractual work rules and provides enough savings to avert the planned layoff of 17 ticket clerks in 2011. That would have resulted in the closure of ticket offices and the reduction of ticket window hours at a total of over 18 LIRR stations.
Read More →As Deputy COO, Bus and Security, he will be responsible for daily management and operational efficiency of bus operations and maintenance, including safety and security, ensuring peak performance, and productivity.
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