RTC seeks students to promote anti-graffiti campaign
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is inviting local students to submit artwork to promote its 2012 RTC Anti-Graffiti Art Contest.
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Transit ridership up, marking sixth consecutive quarter of growth
Transit ridership increased by 1.6 percent over the second quarter of 2011, according to a report released today by the American Public Transportation Association.
NTSB crisis management training seminar at ABA Marketplace
The American Bus Association announced that the NTSB plans to conduct a one-day Crisis Management Training Seminar at the conclusion of ABA’s Marketplace 2013 in Charlotte.
MARTA announces finalists for general manager/CEO
The MARTA Board of Directors has named two transit executives as finalists who are being considered to serve as MARTA’s next general manager and CEO.
NRDC poll: Two out of three Americans favor expanding transit
Two out of three Americans favor expanding transit, according to a new nationwide public opinion survey released today by the Natural Resources Defense Council.
LaHood: $59.3 million for energy-efficient transit projects
Ray LaHood today announced that 27 projects will receive a combined $59.3 million to help transit agencies purchase and support cleaner, greener buses.
FTA awards $3.3 million for fuel-efficient buses in St. Cloud, MN
The St. Cloud Metropolitan Transit Commission will use the $3.3 million to help renovate its Metro Bus Operations Center.
Vigillo releases Daylight Driver Index for CSA scoring
Vigillo LLC today announced the release of the Daylight Driver Index, a driver scoring system that describes an individual driver’s FMCSA record using CSA data.
LaHood to states: Strengthen transit safety oversight
Ray LaHood called on 26 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia to prepare to meet new federal regulations in the near future.