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Have you seen the red "X's" around town?

For 24 hours, one out of every three RTA vehicles will have a giant X displayed on the side of it to signify potential federal government 'cuts', affecting operations for all transit systems nationwide.

Press Release • September 21st, 2011
Phoenix Contact expands range of push-in terminal blocks

With the addition of 1.5 mm2 and 4 mm2 variants, the line now allows fast and easy termination of ferruled or stranded wire from 24 to 10 AWG.Compared with other spring-technology products, the push-in terminal line reduces insertion forces by 50...

Press Release • September 21st, 2011
Laketran achieves 15th consecutive clean audit

Laketran received an unqualified opinion, the best opinion available for this type of audit, from a third-party auditor James G. Zupka, CPA, Inc. Zupka is contracted by the state of Ohio to conduct Laketran's audit and issue an opinion, which is...

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to Speak at HTUF 2011, Nation's Premier Efficient Truck Event

O'Malley, a Leader on Clean Transportation Initiatives -- Is Expected to Highlight Potential for Clean Tech Jobs and American Ingenuity

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Leaders Discuss Dire Impacts of Proposed Cuts to Federal Public Transportation Funding

The House of Representatives has proposed to cut more than one-third of federal funding across the board for public transit and surface transportation programs. If these cuts are implemented, transit riders can expect service delays, and service...

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
San Francisco Welcomes Innovative Bike Summit, ThinkBike

San Francisco and the Netherlands join forces to improve the City’s bikeability in “ThinkBike: A Dutch Vision for SF Streets”

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
City of Baltimore Creates Connected City with VidSys

Physical security information management (PSIM) software enabled interagency collaboration for city-wide situation awareness during Baltimore Grand Prix, earthquake and Hurricane Irene.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Zonar’s New Integration with TMT Fleet Maintenance Software Provides Instant, Remote Visibility into Vehicle Health

Fleets reduce downtime with work order automation and efficient shop resource management

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Marlene Connor and Jim McLaughlin Join Wendel’s Public Transportation Group

Connor and McLaughlin will assist with integrating Wendel’s public transportation expertise into other areas of planning to offer a full service approach to the issues that affect communities.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Avail Technologies Welcomes Mark Krueger as Business Development Manager

Krueger’s role with Avail is to guide the marketing, branding, capturing of new business, and analysis of market strategic relationships and alliances with other, third-party companies.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Chad Huffman joins Avail Technologies as Senior Account Manager

Prior to joining Avail Technologies, Huffman has worked with some of the largest transit Agencies in North and South America, and has assisted to develop product directions for some of the largest CAD/AVL and Fare vendors in the world.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
William Bown joins Avail Technologies as Project Engineer

Avail is excited to have someone with Bown’s experience as an electrical engineer and strong knowledge of RF, analog and digital electronics. CAD/AVL communications is key to having a reliable system.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Mark Blonski joins Avail Technologies as Manager of Engineering Solutions

Blonski comes to Avail with an extensive management background as well as a black belt in Six Sigma making him the perfect candidate to take Avail’s Engineering and Customer Support groups to the next level.

Press Release • September 20th, 2011
Transportation Certification Services Appoints J. Larry Breeden Senior Vice President

Breeden previously worked at Union Pacific Railroad for the past 32 years with the past 10 years managing Operating Practices for the entire Union Pacific system with responsibility for over 18,000 TE&Y employees and 450 DSLE and DSRCOs.

Press Release • September 19th, 2011
Closure of Ohio River Bridge Highlights Need for Robust Investment in Infrastructure

State officials in Kentucky and Indiana are investigating whether they need to replace the bridge, which would cost upwards of $500 million, according to one estimate, which pales in comparison to what each state spends on bridge repair and...

Press Release • September 19th, 2011

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