The public transit industry is reeling after news spread on Monday about the abrupt resignation of Michael Melaniphy, the American Public Transportation Association’s president and CEO.
The announcement came just a couple weeks after New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced plans to dump APTA (and nix their $400,000 annual payment), laying out their criticisms in a seven-page breakup letter outlining the group’s shortcomings and criticizing the leadership team’s “deep divisions,” snubbing of legacy transit agencies, and expensive executive salaries, among other issues.
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