Flagstaff’s Mountain Line celebrates 10th anniversary
Mountain Line is marking its 10th anniversary as Flagstaff, Arizona’s transit system.
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King County ‘War Crimes’ ad rejection upheld
A Washington State judge has upheld a decision by King County Transit officials to reject a bus ad that alleged Israeli war crimes.
Orion technology touted as increasing public safety
Orion Innovations, LLC, has introduced Signal-Safe®, a patent-pending, wireless technology providing a solution to the dangers posed by cell phone use during motor vehicle operation.
NJ TRANSIT taps DesignLine for Eco-Coach buses
NJ TRANSIT has contracted with Charlotte, NC-based DesignLine for 76 Eco-Coach buses at a cost of $45 million.
APTA Awards handed out in New Orleans
The American Public Transportation Association announced the individual and organizational winners of the 2011 APTA Awards this week in New Orleans during the APTA 2011 EXPO.
Tallahassee's StarMetro orders all-electric buses
Tallahassee’s StarMetro has signed a contract with Proterra Inc. for the construction of three brand new, zero emission, all-electric buses and a charging station.
Bennett named new Proterra CEO
During this week’s APTA EXPO in New Orleans, Proterra announced it has appointed David Bennett as its new chief executive officer.
The “T” begins new Spur Line
Fort Worth’s The “T” transit authority unveiled its new Spur Line Sunday in southeast Fort Worth.
Possible transit strike looms over Phoenix Valley residents
Transit users in Phoenix and surrounding cities are intently watching contract talks between bus operator Veolia Transportation Services and officials at Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433, as a bus strike looms in the Valley of the Sun.