Mass Transit

Document Analyzing TEX Rail Changes Available for Review and Comment

The Fort Worth Transportation Authority (The T) announced Jan. 28 that a document now is available for public review and comment that presents an environmental analysis of changes to the TEX Rail project since the Draft Environmental Impact Statement...

Press Release • January 29th, 2013

First Transit Managers Receive Certification from the Community Transportation Association of America

First Transit District Manager Tim McGowan, Pasadena ARTS and DAR, and General Manager Phil Pumphrey, Omnitrans, were both appointed certified community transit managers (CCTM) by the Community Transportation Association of America.

Press Release • January 28th, 2013

D.C.: Metro Releases CHK America Designed System Maps

CHK America President and CEO, Rick Wood announced Jan. 28 that the company has completed the redesign of Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s system wide public transit maps.

Press Release • January 28th, 2013

DE: United Way Delaware Films Commercial On-board DART First State Bus

United Way of Delaware filmed a commercial on board a DART bus on January 21.

Press Release • January 28th, 2013

TX: New DART Bus Fleet Yields Environmental Benefits, Huge Savings

DART's new fleet of smoother-riding, cleaner-running CNG 40-foot buses is taking to the streets. The new fleet began service on January 28 and will replace the agency's mix of diesel and liquefied natural gas buses by 2015.

Press Release • January 28th, 2013

National Transportation Leaders to Explore Solutions for Funding Infrastructure

The Intelligent Transportation Society of America’s (ITS America) 23rd Annual Meeting and Exposition will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, and will showcase the latest ITS technology solutions with an Exhibit Hall and...

Press Release • January 28th, 2013

Voith SensoTop Technology Nets Up To 7 Percent Fuel Savings for City Transit Buses

Field tests for Voith’s SensoTop transmission technology showed transit authorities saving up to 7 percent in fuel use for their heavy-duty transit buses.