CTA announces initiative to reduce crowding, improve service
In a major initiative to reduce uncomfortable crowding and meet growing ridership, the CTA is adding bus and train service to high-demand routes.
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University of Utah, UTA reach ten-year deal on student passes
A deal between the University of Utah and the Utah Transit Authority will provide students with free transit passes for ten years, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.
ABA files federal objection to CATS exemption request
The ABA today filed its opposition to a request from the Charlotte Area Transit System for an exemption from the FTA’s charter bus regulation.
US DOT advises motorcoach companies to prevent tire failures
Several recent incidents involving tire blowouts on passenger buses have prompted the FMCSA to take a closer look at the potential cause.
Montreal transit crash kills two, including driver
Two people were killed and 11 injured when a Montreal transit bus collided with a BMW on Tuesday evening, Canada’s CBC News reports.
Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee to hold August meeting
FMCSA’s Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee will hold a three-day public meeting from Aug. 27-29 in Alexandria, VA.
KCATA bus flips, injures 16
A Kansas City Area Transportation Authority bus carrying 12 passengers clipped a car, flipped over and rolled down a hill Wednesday night, the Kansas City Star reports.
Proterra welcomes new regional sales director
Proterra welcomes Michael Hennessy as its new regional sales director.
AC Transit holds job fair to recruit bus operators
AC Transit will hold a job fair to recruit applicants for the position of bus operator on Saturday, August 25, 2012.
SEPTA receives Gold Recognition Level for sustainability
The American Public Transportation Association recognized the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority Monday for its sustainability achievements.