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With more than 15 years of experience in the safety and risk management industry, Joanna Cornell brings a wealth of expertise in implementing advanced safety technologies and driving risk reduction initiatives across large-scale transportation operations.
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Turning down millions of federal funding dollars for rail will cost both states thousands of jobs now. The financial support is being redirected to about a dozen other grateful states. Do the new Governors that Wisconsin and Ohio recently elected care that they may end up being left behind in the race for jobs and transportation?
Read More →Alaska-based engineering firm's services include civil, heavy freight rail, structural, transportation and waterfront engineering services.
Read More →With a capacity of about 100 passengers, double-decker buses made by Alexander Dennis are expected to help meet heavy transit demand.
Read More →Although implementing safety measures in the shop is often left on the sidelines, it's a crucial step toward improving quality of work, morale and efficiency while avoiding employee turnover and, of course, accidents.
Read More →"While motorcoaches historically have been one of the safest forms of transportation, it is always a tragedy when accidents occur. In truth, fatal motorcoach accidents have been a rare occurrence over the past ten years, but one fatality is one too many."
Read More →Fare collection was suspended for the entire month of August due to the "Zero Fare for Better Air" initiative.
Read More →During Robert Puentes' tenure, Eno expanded its work across all modes of transportation policy and practice, launched new professional development programs, and provided leadership and education through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More →The 91/Perris Valley Line, constructed by the Riverside County Transportation Commission, will serve the communities of Riverside, Moreno Valley, and Perris in a regional effort to improve connections for commuters traveling from east and south of downtown Riverside.
Read More →United Transportation Union Local 60, which represents conductors, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers were part of an 11-member coalition that reached deals with the agency in March, however the two unions’ membership voted against the proposal.
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