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Transport leaders from around the world gathered in Leipzig, Germany, for the 2026 International Transport Forum to discuss resilience, climate impacts, supply chains and the future of sustainable mobility.
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RTD is distributing 1,500 buttons in Spanish, Amharic, French, Arabic, Oromo, Swahili, Italian, Nepali, German, Hindi, Farsi, and American Sign Language. Employees can volunteer to wear them on their shirts, hats, lanyards, or other visible items, in accordance with uniform standards.
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What was once a landscape of static signs has evolved into a responsive, immersive environment powered by real-time visual communication.
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Once complete, the project will improve speed and reliability for the 92,000 daily riders who rely on local and express buses along the corridor, serving commuters from all five boroughs.
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The project builds on a $17 million commitment from the state of Maryland toward transit and site infrastructure improvements at Capitol Heights station, announced in 2024.
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Polis comprises cities and regions, as well as corporate partners, from across Europe, promoting the development and implementation of sustainable mobility. This year’s event had over a thousand attendees across various policy forums and an exhibition.
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The Oceanside Transit Center Redevelopment Project is managed by Toll Brothers Apartment Living, which will oversee construction and property management of the site after completion.
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Designed to bring robust transportation infrastructure and enhanced multimodal connectivity options to the city.
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METRO’s Executive Editor Alex Roman sat down with David Grannis, Executive Director of Zero Emissions Transit, on a recent episode of METROspectives to talk about the project’s history, technology, community impact, and future.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup promises to be one of the most significant public events in North American history, with the tournament expanding from 32 to 48 teams and matches scheduled across 16 cities.
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