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What if there is a great new technology just around the corner? Should we wait a little longer to see how this new technology develops? How should we manage this risk? Can we ever be certain in our evaluation of large transportation projects?
Read More →Completed over a period of five months, the project also included an upgrade of OnRoute, now equipped with real-time GTFS-RT capabilities that enables the agency to provide real-time transit information to passenger systems.
Read More →Williams lends over 25 years of executive experience in the industry, having served at the Department of Energy and Department of Labor under President Reagan, the Department of the Interior under President George H.W. Bush, and the Department of Transportation under President Trump.
Read More →The $150 million grant means the project has all funding in-hand to construct the $291 million system, which will provide more reliable, convenient, and faster service.
Read More →Since 2016, Tolar Manufacturing has delivered over 300 bus shelters now installed throughout CapMetro’s service area as the agency continues delivering on its Coordinated Bus Stop Street Furniture Program.
Read More →Via and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation are partnering to provide Virginia transit agencies with software that has been missing in the state’s communities.
Read More →The partnership will equip more than 40 Virginia transit agencies of all sizes and settings with Via’s Remix transit planning software
Read More →CharterUP opened its new headquarters in Austin, Texas, and CEO Armir Harris gave a behind-the-scenes explanation of the decision.
Read More →These recent promotions follow the company's history of leveraging its internal talent while injecting outside expertise to advance its market leadership position and enhance growth strategies.
Read More →The agreement calls for the delivery of fully customized, sustainable, next-generation Citadis light-rail vehicles specifically designed for North America.
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