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    Sun Tran
    Sun Tran has placed 47 new alternatively fueled buses into service in the last six months. The move is part of a commitment by the agency to protect the environment and help clean up the air around the Tuscon area.
    CAT Introduces First Articulated Bus Into Service in S.C.Clemson Area Transit (CAT) has put the first articulated bus in service in South Carolina.“We double the capacity and ...
    March 6, 2013
    SEPTA
    SEPTA has installed new on-board processor that will be used to read new smart cards on buses and trolleys.
    New smart card technology turns the fare collection role of agencies into a new era of customer service.
    March 6, 2013
    MARTA
    The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority uses taps into the system from its Breeze smart card to track passenger movement for planning purposes.
    Transit agencies are tracking data and finding new ways to use it.
    March 6, 2013
    MCTS
    Milwaukee County Transit System Managing Director Lloyd Grant
    Despite the ongoing funding challenges MCTS has faced, they are moving ahead with improved service for its riders with new vehicles and new technology.
    March 6, 2013