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One of the larger operations within the NCDOT system and will be the first non-rural agency to participate. They will be using FleetFocus to track over 140 transit vehicles.
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Because parking structures begin to require more maintenance about 10 years after they are built, including recaulking, re-waterproofing and joint repair, the U.Va.'s Director of Parking and Transportation warns fees cannot remain stable forever.
Read More →N.C. State University's Wolfline bus system — a solely university-based line — sees a much more drastic decrease in ridership over the summer from about 7,000 hours of service per month during the school year and only 2,000 hours of service per month during the summer.
Read More →Axis Communications announced the latest addition to its AXIS Q61 Series of pan, tilt, zoom (PTZ) dome network cameras. With outstanding video quality in 4K Ultra HD resolution and high-speed pan/tilt and powerful zoom functions, the new AXIS Q6128-E is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations, in low light and challenging environmental conditions. This makes it ideal for a range of applications such as shopping malls, parking lots and sports stadiums, as well as city and perimeter surveillance.
Read More →MTA New York City continues its reign in the top spot, with $9 billion in project costs, in METRO’s 9th annual rail study.
Read More →The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 would provide $30.5 billion in emergency funding for the transit industry.
Read More →President Trump has repeatedly promised that his policies would require companies to buy and hire American.
Read More →The Clean American Energy slogan enables fleets that operate propane autogas vehicles to now place the logo on vehicles, dispensers, tanks and marketing materials to help showcase the fact that they’ve chosen a clean, American-made fuel.
Read More →Deal represents 8th NABI bus order for Miami-Dade Transit since 2001.
Read More →Bus manufacturer releases financial results and shuffles executives.
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