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The American Public Transportation Association's vigorous movement to develop transit standards has become an integral part of procurement reform, increasing cost efficiency and cultivating better products.
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While transit agency partnerships with other public agencies have resulted in increased ridership, revenue and service, some have also actively entered partnerships with private entities with similar results.
Read More →The May 4th event will provide ABA members an opportunity to meet with their elected legislative officials and staff and discuss the important issues facing the motorcoach, travel and tourism industries today.
Read More →METRO Publisher Frank Di Giacomo was among the outstanding individuals and organizations recognized at the American Public Transportation Association's (APTA) Awards Breakfast at the 2002 meeting in Las Vegas.
Read More →Additionally, ABA Board members voted this Fall in favor of opening six positions on its board for tour operators.
Read More →Under the Invest in American Jobs Act of 2013, all future highway, bridge, public transit, passenger rail, and airport projects financed by U.S. taxpayers would be stamped “Made in America” and crafted with American workmanship.
Read More →Three years ago, CATS started the process to lengthen the old stations so they could handle longer trains. The city spent roughly $17 million lengthening four stations, leaving 11 more stations to be lengthened a few at a time.
Read More →Company will manage maintenance, operations and dispatch of the five-route system for the Link System Public Transit Committee.
Read More →American families spend more than 19 cents out of every dollar earned on transportation.
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