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Zonar and ZoomSafer Partner to Improve Fleets’ Ability to Manage Employee Distracted Driving

Zonar, provider of electronic fleet inspection, tracking and operations solutions, and ZoomSafer, the leading provider of policy management software to prevent distracted driving, today announced a strategic agreement to increase safety for commercial...

Press Release • August 23rd, 2011
BAE Systems HybriDrive Series Hybrid Electric Propulsion System Powers a Million Miles for London United

Since the first of these vehicles entered service in late 2008, the environmentally friendly propulsion provided by BAE Systems has saved the operator well over 44,000 gallons of diesel and prevented the release of more than 450 tonnes of CO2.

Press Release • August 23rd, 2011
Derbyshire Community Welcomes New Body Cameras

Locals and police officers praise RS2 body worn cameras for making Alvaston and Boulton a safer place. The cameras are currently being worn by police officers on patrol to prevent anti-social behavior.

Press Release • August 23rd, 2011
MV Transportation Inc. Purchases USA United Fleet Inc.

MV Transportation will provide student transportation services for New York Department of Education.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
FTA Deputy Administrator McMillan Joins Virginia Officials in Norfolk to Open State’s First Light Rail Transit System

Federally-Funded Tide Light Rail Improves Access to Jobs, Downtown Destinations

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
USHSR Compliments Governor Jerry Brown for Supporting High Speed Rail

The California high speed rail project is the most ambitious new rail project in America that will cover over 800 miles once built out connecting Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego with a high speed bullet train rivaling those of...

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Chicago RTA Releases List of 13 Proposed Transit Projects Throughout the Region

The RTA is seeking public comment on proposed projects before RTA board vote in October.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Montebello Bus Lines Celebrates Eight Decades of Service

Third largest municipal bus operator in L.A. County focuses on a green future and innovation.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Henry Miranda Joins InfraConsult as Manager — Safety and Security

Miranda brings over 20 years of experience in a control center environment as well as over 15 years of management, supervisory and administrative experience in the transportation industry.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Invensys Rail Corp. Appoints New Vice President

Bradley Hall joins Invensys Rail Corp. as vice president of products and innovations.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Mountain Link will offer a faster, easier way to travel between downtown Flagstaff, the campus and the Woodlands Village residential and commercial areas.

Press Release • August 22nd, 2011
Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against U.S. Green Building Council

The Court dismissed the federal false advertising claims "with prejudice," meaning that the Court's dismissal of those claims is final and that plaintiffs are barred from filing a new suit based on those claims. The Court's ruling simultaneously...

Press Release • August 18th, 2011
Caltrain Analysis: Lawmakers’ 'Blended System' Concept Operationally Feasible

The analysis supports a concept proposed by U.S. Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, State Senator Joe Simitian and State Assemblyman Richard Gordon that calls for the project to minimize community impacts and considerably reduce the project's cost by remaining...

Press Release • August 18th, 2011
Arthur Lomenick Joins Parsons Brinckerhoff

In his new position, Lomenick will be responsible for overseeing efforts to bring together capabilities from throughout Parsons Brinckerhoff on large-scale, mixed-use urban development projects for both private developers and the public sector.

Press Release • August 18th, 2011
Nearly 80 Percent of Public Transit Systems Forced to Implement Fare Increases or Service Cuts Due to Flat or Decreased Local and State Funding

The report, "Impacts of the Recession on Public Transportation Agencies," noted the top three causes of stress in operating budgets among public transit systems were local/regional funding, state funding and increasing fuel prices.

Press Release • August 17th, 2011

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