The first phase of the pilot project shows that copper can eliminate up to 99.9% of all bacteria on transit surfaces within one hour. A second phase of the project will include testing on more trains and buses.
Going the extra mile to ensure our passengers feel at ease, are confident, and trust that their health and safety needs are met remain our top priority — before, during, and after this pandemic.
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 would provide $30.5 billion in emergency funding for the transit industry.
The system uses proprietary technology to create advanced purification by producing high-energy clusters that are distributed throughout the interior of the vehicle.
Air sanitizing methods are many and varied. Therefore, it may be helpful to examine the primary candidate technologies and how they work or could work together to achieve the best results.
Drivers whose commercial licenses, learners' permits, or medical certification cards have expired during the pandemic got extended relief from the federal government on renewals.
With their longevity and affordable price tag, halogen bulbs represent an untapped resource for transit agencies that are looking to save money without sacrificing performance.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has extended the COVID-19 exception to hours of service regulations for certain pandemic-related loads to May 31.
The upgrades include repowering the engines to Cummins Recon ISL and the installment of rebuilt Allison transmissions.
Through the diversification of its business, the company has been able to stay afloat during the turbulent times caused by COVID-19. Looking ahead, finding new efficiencies will be key to coming out on the other side stronger than ever.