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No Memphis blues for APTA International Roadeo winners

Seattle-based King County Metro won the Grand Champion Award at the 36th International Bus Roadeo, held May 22 at the American Public Transit Administration’s Bus and Paratransit Conference in Memphis, TN.

2011 APTA conference, bus roadeo set for this weekend

Memphis will be the site Sunday for the American Public Transportation Association’s annual Bus & Paratransit Conference and International Bus Roadeo.

APTA: Transit seeing upsurge in ridership due to fuel costs

Rising fuel prices are pushing more people to use public transit.

Transit leaders ready to invade DC

More than 600 transit industry professionals will descend upon Washington, D.C. from March 14-16 to lobby lawmakers for increased investments in public transportation.

High gas prices prompt transit savings

American Public Transit Administration says transit customers can now save nearly $10,000 a year or $825 a month by using transit.

Report: Transit funding influences employment numbers

A new report hints at a link between economic growth and investment in public transportation.

High fuel prices bring savings for transit riders

According to the American Public Transportation Association’s monthly “Transit Savings Report,” transit riders are saving more than $800 a month, based on not using fuel and saving on monthly parking rates.

APTA wanting nominations for Excellence Awards

The American Public Transportation Association is seeking nominations for the 2011 Safety & Security Excellence Awards.

APTA: Middle class could face increased commuting costs

The American Public Transportation Association believes middle class American will face increased commuting costs of Congress does not act to extend the transit commuter benefit by the end of the year.

APTA report: Public transit can save $9,500 annually

APTA’s November 2010 Transit Savings Report reveals that utilizing public transportation can save an individual on average more than $9,500 and up to nearly $800 per month.