Cubic Transportation Systems received a $7.5 million add-on contract with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) to expand the Clipper card fare payment system to more than a dozen suburban transit agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area.
By deploying advanced analytics and "smart technologies," pioneering cities are demonstrating how to make mass transit more appealing and roadways less congested.
PATCO commuters will get train-information message signs, new safety cameras in stations and parking lots, and full-time repair crews for escalators and elevators, following approval Wednesday by the PATCO board.
TransITech at EXPO 2014 will feature multiple sessions covering all aspects of transit technology and work in conjunction with the exhibits at EXPO to provide a comprehensive overview of transit technology for today and tomorrow.
The industry’s premier meeting, includes general sessions and forums focused on current issues facing public transportation and features first-rate professional speakers.
Nearly six years after a trio of MIT computer whizzes warned the MBTA its CharlieTickets were vulnerable to attacks and exposed their security flaws, an alleged scammer was hauled into court yesterday for allegedly employing similar techniques to...
The World Congress is held in the Americas only once every three years, making this an opportunity to see and experience the latest ITS developments and technologies that are driving the future of transportation.
First Capital Connect announced March 24 the launch of its new queue-busting mobile ticketing app, allowing passengers to use their mobile phone or tablet as a ticket machine.
City Manager Dave Hansen and several staffers and council members met with engineers and rode a maglev train on 2,000 feet of track. They presented their findings to the City Council on Tuesday, some describing the technology as "extremely smooth...
