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Clever Devices completes acquisition of MAIOR

On August 28, 2017, Clever Devices announced that it had completed its acquisition of Italian transportation scheduling software manufacturer MAIOR. About MAIOR  MAIOR’s portfolio includes solutions for planning, scheduling, rostering, management and analysis for public transport systems.  MAIOR is a privately held with offices in Lucca and Florence, Italy and Houston, TX.  […]

INIT delivers e-fare with open payments system in Portland-Vancouver Metropolitan Area

In partnership with TriMet, C-TRAN and Portland Streetcar, INIT has delivered the final element of the newly launched Hop Fastpass™ e-fare system. The open payments component is today in operation within the Portland-Vancouver Metropolitan Area. Video Regional riders can now pay for fares using a mobile wallet such as AndroidPay, ApplePay or SamsungPay, as well […]

San Joaquin Regional Transit District opens first 100 percent electric, zero-emissions bus rapid transit route in the U.S.

San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) will convert its existing Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Express Route 44 to 100 percent battery-electric, zero-emissions buses in August.  That BRT route will be the first in the U.S. to feature all-electric bus service.   The BRT buses were designed and built by California-based Proterra, a leading innovator in heavy-duty […]

GPS Insight ranked on the 2017 Inc. 5000 for the eighth consecutive year

Inc. magazine ranked GPS Insight number 4,250 with three-year sales growth of 62 percent on its 36th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment— its independent small and midsized businesses. This […]

Brown Coach – IMG’s 2017 Operator of the Year

The International Motorcoach Group (IMG) announced Brown Coach, as the 2017 “Operator of the Year” at their annual Strategic Alliance Meeting in Nashville. The award was accepted by Stephen Brown, Vice President, Brown Coach, on behalf of his brother Robert, their families and the entire team at Brown Coach who made this recognition possible. Each […]

Winnipeg exercises contract extension to order 70 additional transit buses

New Flyer Industries Canada ULC (“New Flyer”), the Canadian subsidiary of New Flyer Industries Inc. (the “Company”) announced July 16, 2017, that the City of Winnipeg, acting through Winnipeg Transit, has awarded New Flyer a contract extension for 70 Xcelsior® clean diesel, forty-foot heavy-duty transit buses, which will be converted from New Flyer’s option backlog […]

Edmonton awards New Flyer a contract for 110 clean diesel buses

New Flyer Industries Canada ULC (“New Flyer”), the Canadian subsidiary of New Flyer Industries Inc. (the “Company”), announced on August 15, 2017, that the City of Edmonton has awarded New Flyer with a contract for 110 Xcelsior® clean diesel, 40-foot heavy-duty transit buses, as well as options to purchase an additional 120 buses. This new […]

SEPTA & ELERTS Partner on New ‘SEPTA Transit Watch’ App

(Weymouth, MA) Incident-Reporting Features allow SEPTA Riders to Discreetly Share Safety & Security Tips with Police PHILADELPHIA AND WEYMOUTH, MA (Aug. 16, 2017) – SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) and ELERTS Corp., the leading provider of See Something Say Something mobile apps for transit agencies, announced the public release of ‘SEPTA Transit Watch,’ a mobile […]

Electric buses, training key focuses for 2nd annual Transit Maintenance Forum

After a successful inaugural launch last year, BusCon announced the Transit Maintenance Forum (TMF) for senior transit maintenance professionals will return to this year’s conference at Indianapolis’ Indiana Convention Center Sept. 11 to 13 with an expanded program that begins Monday afternoon with a training session each from Cummins and Allison Transmission officials. Topics include […]

Siouxland Regional Transit System swaps radio for cellular

Until about a year ago, the Siouxland Regional Transit System (SRTS) rented space on a local 800 MHz trunking system and used a variety of radio makes/models to manage communications between dispatchers and bus drivers.  However, this system was incurring roughly $35,000 a year for radios, installation, repairs and tower rent.  Additionally, fifty bus radios […]