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The seven-foot steel wall is expected to keep out the sea along a two-mile stretch of the A subway line on its way to the Rockaway peninsula in Queens.
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Bed bugs were reportedly been spotted again on some New York City subways last week, with an N train even having to stop in Brooklyn, after the conductor came in contact with the pests.
Read More →The cars are being rehabilitated by Alstom Transport in Hornell, N.Y. The improvements include the cars’ interiors (flip-up seating for wheelchairs and bicycles; new seats and slip-resistant floors; new lighting; new windows and HVAC systems) and exteriors and operating systems, including new braking systems that conserve energy by returning the power generated in braking to the cars’ power systems.
Read More →The new design, name and logo are part of the recently announced naming rights sponsorship with Cincinnati Bell.
Read More →The system enables DePaul's 35,000 students, faculty and staff to see exactly when their bus is coming.
Read More →The new shuttle will operate two different routes, bringing the total number of routes operated by CitiBus to 12.
Read More →METRO asked some of the top execs in the nation what they are implementing to enhance services.
Read More →The JTA board also approved making Neighborhood Autonomous Vehicle Innovation service complimentary, effective December 15.
Read More →Transdev is sharing results of a recently completed survey to help the entire industry understand how the goals and vision of transit agencies are evolving across the country.
Read More →In initial trials of Timetable Optimization, customers saw an additional 5% reduction in required vehicle count, deadheads, and operational expenses.
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