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Research has found that wearing a face covering can reduce the rate of COVID-19 transmission significantly.
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Buy America provisions ensure that transportation infrastructure projects are built with American-made products.
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Wire crimping has never been done properly, which contributed to incidents where railcars have problems that can create significant delays.
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The audit will include a review of NJ Transit's finances, leadership structure, hiring process, and customer service.
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The latest data from the FRA shows some rail systems are still lagging, with the technology operational along 27% of freight-rail route miles and 23% of passenger-rail route miles, as of the first three months of this year.
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Found account balances have been left on the books, totaling $1,863,103, that are more than 90 days past due.
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Tens of thousands of New Yorkers left stranded; 2.5 million pick-up and drop-off times may have been manipulated to show more favorable performance and less than 50% of one car service’s trips were on-time, according to the New York City Comptroller audit.
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City officials already predict that the $6.5 billion dollar rail project could run an additional $300 to $800 million over budget, however, the audit, which has not publicly released because it's in draft form, has found that HART’s financial plans are not reliable and project costs lack supporting documentation.
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The unresolved safety findings cover nearly every aspect of Metro’s rail operations: maintenance, training, derailments, emergency egress, evacuations, fires, red signal violations and workplace issues.
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The audit found TAPS had not submitted sufficient documentation for its requests for reimbursement, did not have processes in place to ensure compliance with TxDOT agreements and that its cost allocation methods were not sufficiently supported.
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