As the industry shifts to make full use of greener fuels, all detection and suppression systems need to work and communicate together to determine risk.
In January 2022, TransLink adopted its first-ever Climate Action Strategy, putting the transportation authority on the path to net-zero emissions by 2050 and a 45% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2030.
Implemented in December 2021, the NextGen Bus Plan was the first comprehensive review of the Metro bus network.
The proposed 2023 budget assumes $600 million in additional governmental funding or alternatively, significant additional cost-saving MTA actions.
The free app offers features to help new and existing customers better understand traveling by bus.
Pace anticipates that passengers will begin riding on electric vehicles in 2023, once Pace has had time to test the technology and implement safety policies and procedures.
RTD was able to support the ridership increase without incurring significant costs related to increased service demand.
With the addition of 75 40-foot Proterras and 100 more electric buses for its BRT service, Miami’s Department of Transportation and Public Works is on its way to electrifying 10% of its fleet in the near future.
How engaging staff and riders to overhaul the perception of an agency or line improves outcomes.
Ideal for paratransit and on-demand transit fleets, the non-fossil fuel is produced from 100% raw materials, and when paired with an ultra-low NOx engine, brings emission levels to near-zero.
The three-year agreement is retroactive to October and contains an option for the TARTA board to extend the contract an additional two years through October 2027.
Eligible employees whose employment was terminated as a result of the policy will be offered the opportunity to be reinstated by the TTC. They will not be eligible for back pay but their seniority will be preserved.
Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit chose Equans, Masabi, and the Transit app to deliver solutions aimed at modernizing its services to improve reliability, efficiency, and the passenger experience.
The approved spending plan advances the CTA’s “Meeting the Moment: Transforming CTA’s Post-Pandemic Future” Action Plan, a multifaceted investment plan that focuses on responding to customers’ concerns.
The delivery supports the city’s Sustainability and Climate Action Program and the goal of having an all-electric, carbon-neutral San Francisco by 2040.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams had encouraged eclipse viewers to take mass transit to their destinations for safety and congestion relief.
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