Mass Transit

Enghouse Transportation Announces Strategic Partnership with Paradigm Technologies

As part of this partnership, Paradigm will package the CoachWorks and TourManager applications together with the complete Paradigm Transportation Suite of applications to provide a comprehensive software solution.

Press Release • February 4th, 2012

Grand Central Terminal Centennial Planning Underway

Public events to anchor year-long celebration that begins in February 2013

Press Release • February 4th, 2012

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden visits American Seating

Vice President Biden discussed with American Seating workers, company leadership, and local, regional and statewide dignitaries the Obama administration’s plan to help businesses bring manufacturing jobs back to America by eliminating incentives to...

Press Release • February 2nd, 2012

Metro Introduces New 30-Day 'Rolling' Passes

Greater flexibility for customers; same prices as current monthly passes.

Press Release • February 2nd, 2012

Clean Energy Signs Joint Marketing Agreement with Navistar, Major Truck Manufacturer, To Present An Integrated Natural Gas Fueling Solution to Navistar Customers

Clean Energy will work with Navistar and its customers to provide truck lessees with fueling contracts whose fuel cost savings help to lower overall costs.

Press Release • February 2nd, 2012

VTA Installs Solar Power Systems at Its Three Bus Yards

Energy from solar panels is expected to save $2.7 million in electricity costs and help save the environment.

Press Release • February 2nd, 2012

House Ways and Means Proposal to End Guaranteed Funding for Public Transportation Undoes Bipartisan Agreement Since Reagan

After service cuts and fare hikes, House leadership plan gives transit riders more to worry about.

Press Release • February 2nd, 2012

148 out of 337 Metro Areas Add Construction Jobs Between Dec. 2010 and 2011 As Spending On Construction Increases By 4.3 Percent Year Over Year

Lake County-Kenosha County, Ill.-Wis. and Edison-New Brunswick, N.J., Top List of Metro Areas Adding Jobs; Philadelphia Lost the Most, While Logan, Utah-Idaho Had Largest Percentage Decline