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The potential for transit to catalyze or support economic development around rail transit stations is often a motivating factor encouraging communities to expand an existing system or construct a new one. Streetcar cities across the country have...
Fifty-seven years after streetcars stopped running in Kansas City, an enthusiastic crowd gathered under sunny skies Thursday for the official groundbreaking to bring streetcars back to downtown.
Anyone who has tried can tell you that getting a streetcar in the ground isn’t easy.
Cities across the U.S. have grappled with critics who slam streetcars as an out-of-date form of transportation resurrected from a bygone era that lacks the...
His light rail, commuter rail and streetcar experience will help agencies plan and deliver complex transportation projects to enhance regional mobility.
WTS International announced March 18 that 13 members were elected to its 2014 - 2016 Board of Directors. In addition, 11 members were appointed to the board of directors of WTS Foundation, WTS International’s associated 501c(3) charity.
More than 250 past and present members of the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA)/Tri-Rail’s Governing Board, business and community leaders and elected officials, recently gathered to celebrate Tri-Rail’s 25th anniversary.
George Furnanz was named president of Stacy and Witbeck Inc. He will take over the responsibilities of John Bollier , who had been president and CEO.
James White has been named a design engineer at Misco. He has more than 15 years of...
The Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) San Francisco Bay Area Chapter selected BART as the Bay Area’s 2013 “Employer of the Year.” The WTS bestowed the honor to BART at its annual meeting on May 23 in San Francisco.
HDR has named Rob Klovsky Southern California transit market sector director and Kim Slaughter transit market sector director for the Central area, which ranges from Oklahoma to Canada’s southern border
The Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) announced today that HDR, Inc. has plans to credential more than 100 employees in ISI’s Envision Sustainable Infrastructure Credential Program in the next twelve months, and hundreds more in the next...
