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The two challenge statements focus on improving the customer experience for non-English speaking riders and providing enhanced simulation technology to support rail operations training.
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Enhancements will include a new driver-assist system to help keep buses on schedule, ultimately providing better service.
Read More →Thomas A. Egan is an accomplished executive with an impressive track record of driving growth, efficiencies, and quality improvement.
Read More →As technology continues to improve, so does mobile surveillance operability. Learn how developments on the horizon in camera use, DVRs, Wi-Fi and information systems will help fleets — both large and small — increase efficiency.
Read More →When the bus pulls up to a stop, a battery on the rooftop automatically jumps up to the overhead charger, hooks in, and charges. After the first bus was tested in Geneva, the city committed to replace an entire line with the technology.
Read More →University of of Alberta professors calculated that the use of flywheel technology to assist light rail transit in Edmonton, Alberta, would produce energy savings of 31% and cost savings of 11%.
Read More →The company’s technology efficiently works to aggregate multiple passengers into shared vehicles.
Read More →M is developing proprietary learning technology that asks users about their specific needs instead of merely informing them where they can pick up a car.
Read More →Cities can build a better version of the bus — one that operates dynamically, without routes and schedules, but still promotes shared trips to cut down on congestion.
Read More →The evaluation process of the Bombardier jury focused on proactive initiatives, product innovation, social integrity and environmental stewardship as these elements provide added value to their business.
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