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New York City
fromSustainable Bus
3 days ago

New York invests nearly $80 million to accelerate zero-emission bus transition - Sustainable Bus

New York awarded nearly $80 million via the ZETT Program to fund zero-emission buses, infrastructure, and facility upgrades for seven non-MTA transit providers.
fromNewsday
1 week ago

Government shutdown impact: Air traffic controllers

The lingering shutdown of the federal government could have long-term ramifications on how New Yorkers get around, including by causing delays to flights and in the construction of two major transit infrastructure projects, the nation's top transportation official said Monday. Some air traffic controllers are already working without pay during the ongoing shutdown, according to union officials. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, at a news conference at Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday, said some airports have seen "a slight tick up in sick calls" from air traffic controllers, which he said could be attributed to them working second jobs.
US politics
fromBoston.com
1 month ago

'We've only just begun': Orange Line transitions from 40 mph to 55 mph as its top speed

Commuters on the Orange Line can expect faster travel on select portions of the line as of Sunday, with the trains now able reach 55 mph due to infrastructure improvements, MBTA officials announced Monday, Orange Line trains traveling between Oak Grove and Assembly Station are now able to reach 55 mph, when previously, the maximum speed on the line was capped at 40 mph for safety reasons, the T said.
Boston
Mission District
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

VTA recommends dropping controversial tunnel contract for San Jose BART extension over cost

VTA may terminate the contractor for the San Jose BART extension to achieve cost savings amid budget overruns and project delays.
Mission District
fromAustin Monitor
5 months ago

Future land use plans for CapMetro sites pick up a recommendation from Planning Commission - Austin Monitor

Planning changes in Austin may enable significant redevelopment of park-and-ride facilities, aiming for improved transit infrastructure and community enhancement.
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