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Two architects are in talks to develop the long-retired Essex Street Trolley Terminal into an underground park that would use fiber optics and other cutting edge technology to nurture tree and plant life.
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The personal electronic megastore, which is leasing the space from the N.Y. MTA, is expected to draw foot traffic to other businesses at the terminal, which is visited by about 750,000 people daily.
Read More →Vehicle is a 100 percent low-floor streetcar powered by e-Brid, a propulsion technology that enables operation powered by overhead catenary or on-board lithium-ion batteries.
Read More →Photographer Navid Baraty had his camera strapped to his wrist, as he leaned out windows, and on ledges, gaining a view that that gives a new perspective on our role as city dwellers, navigating traffic and getting around the city.
Read More →This order is valued at $328 million. Production is scheduled to start in Thunder Bay in Q2, 2018 and final delivery is expected in Q1, 2020.
Read More →Historically, transit management has been the domain of men, but gender barriers are falling fast. Four top transit managers discuss their rise through the ranks.
Read More →Increased local funding would allow TARTA to restore Sunday service and increase service frequency and hours for second and third shift workers.
Read More →When compared with the same period last year, an additional 1,106,567 customer boardings occurred on RTD’s system during the months of July and August.
Read More →Some of the country’s largest transit fleets are accelerating their alternative-fuel programs, with CNG, clean diesel and hybrid buses leading the pack. Meanwhile, fuel-cell propulsion remains in development.
Read More →Twenty-six employees received awards for driving a million miles or more without a preventable accident.
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