Lawmakers hint at bipartisanship on transportation bill
A bipartisanship deal on the delayed and hotly debated $109 billion transportation bill could be in the works and completed by next week.
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Indian Trails, MDOT launch hearing loop technology
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Indian Trails, Inc., have teamed up to install “hearing loop” technology on a fleet of 17 motorcoaches.
REI’s Ruback dies at 56
David Ruback, president of Radio Engineering Industries, Inc. (REI) died May 22 after losing a battle with pancreatic cancer. Ruback was 56.
Agencies ready for Thursday’s Dump the Pump Day
Thursday marks the Seventh annual Dump the Pump Day, where individuals are urged to leave their vehicles at home, save gas and use public transportation.
APTA: Using public transit saves $9,743 a year
According to the APTA June Transit Savings Report, individuals who ride public transportation instead of driving can save, on average, $812 this month and $9,743 annually.
CTA to sell 3-Day transit passes on Groupon
The Chicago Transit Authority has partnered with Groupon to offer discounted 3-Day passes to CTA riders.
Alexander Dennis creates alliance with New Flyer
Britain’s biggest bus and coach manufacturer, Alexander Dennis Limited, has formed a strategic alliance with New Flyer Industries Inc.
NJ Transit BRT plans advance
The NJ Transit board has approved a proposed BRT route designed to help ease traffic snarls and commutes along the South Jersey corridor.
Greenlink service begins in Houston
Greenlink bus service, which began Monday in Houston, is a free service that will operate downtown.
SEPTA hears wrath from top GOP leader
Republican Stan Saylor is criticizing the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) for the agency’s decision this year to continue buying diesel-electric hybrid buses rather than CNG vehicles.