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    Shawn Enides
    Shawn Enides.
    Choosing a unified system that links vehicles’ onboard technology to land-side security systems allows fleet managers to break free of technological and organizational silos.
    Sept. 17, 2024
    LYT
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    As cities become smarter and more integrated, the potential vulnerabilities in transportation systems grow, making them prime targets for cyberattacks.
    Sept. 17, 2024
    FTA
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    The changes ensure everyone – even those running some of the U.S.'s smallest transit systems – can compete for federal support of their critical transportation systems.
    Sept. 17, 2024
    Avail Technologies
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    Sponsored
    In today's fast-paced transit environment, effective asset management is critical to maintaining the reliability and safety of public transportation systems. With the complexity...
    Sept. 17, 2024
    The Wathen Group
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    Sponsored
    Transit agencies face tremendous pressure. The workforce and leadership must balance politics, customer experience, fare policy, aging infrastructure, financial constraints and...
    Sept. 17, 2024
    American Seating
    INSIGHT-PRIME+® seating
    The INSIGHT family of seating products is made in the USA.
    Sept. 17, 2024
    Sportworks
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    This bike rack accommodates bikes of all types.
    Sept. 17, 2024
    Wabtec Bus Solutions
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    Wabtec vShield bus operator protection door now features an extended glazing option and heavy-duty lower door as critical defensive barriers against physical assaults and unwanted...
    Sept. 17, 2024