VTA delves into Bus Rapid Transit
Three BRT corridors emerge as the most promising for Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.
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BRT in America: It takes a village
No two BRT systems are alike. Each one requires a mix of characteristics uniquely suited to the individual communities it serves.
YCAT comes of age
By John Andoh
Transit Director
Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority
Yuma, AZ
XL Hybrids adds small bus installations
The company addresses a market that stands to gain the most from hybrid-electric propulsion.
Oregon study offers guide to success for small-city transit
In partnership with ODOT Public Transit Division, the Oregon Transportation and Growth Management Program produced the study with Parson’s Brinkerhoff in Portland.
New wheelchair standards call for robust equipment
Deadline for ANSI/RESNA WC18 and WC19 standards approaches.
ALL-ELECTRIC TRANSIT HAS ARRIVED
Six transit agencies debut the Proterra EcoRide BE35 in-service this fall By David Hubbard The all-electric 35-foot Proterra EcoRide™ BE35 transit bus expands its public service this year. Garrett Mikita, president and CEO of Proterra, Greenville, SC, says he could not be more delighted for the six transit authorities nationwide realizing the simplicity of electric […]
IndyGo does more with less
By Michael Terry President and CEO IndyGo Indianapolis, IN Delivering public transportation in American cities requires managerial tenacity and dedication to providing vital service as part of our nation’s infrastructure. Many systems across the country struggle to keep vital transit services on the street due to pressures of the economy on the industry. Costs for […]
Human capital is our most important asset
Of the many initiatives of Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD), our Strategic Leadership Development Program is one of the most important but least known.