#public-transportation

#public-transportation

According to Unite industrial officer Siobhan McCready, Stagecoach West Scotland has not revised its pay offer in six months, leading to a widespread strike.

"We cannot put the recreation and pleasure needs of a small few over the transportation and commute needs of those utilizing this bridge for work every day."

The area around Dundas Station has changed dramatically with the rapid growth of TMU, and the TTC station has become fully integrated with the TMU campus and student life.

The campaign to restrict smartphone usage in under-14s faces practical challenges when essential services, like public transportation, require smartphone apps.

The Metro D line will close for 70 days for construction, with service from Union Station to Wilshire/Western suspended from May 17 to July 25.

Hexagon Purus has secured a EUR 2.4 million order for hydrogen tanks from MCV, marking a significant step toward expanding hydrogen fuel-cell electric buses in Europe.

Robert Aguilera's quick actions in a dangerous situation exemplified the ideal of service, showcasing how bus operators are vital community guardians.

What sets the KAFD station apart is its sculptural and performance-driven architecture. ZHA's design draws on patterns of movement - both human and environmental - to shape the structure's layout and skin.

Australian pop legend Kylie Minogue's concert tomorrow coincides with a Giants home game against the Brewers, prompting a "Dual Event Advisory" due to anticipated traffic issues.

The Transit Effect, a new series featuring Ken Jennings, aims to highlight how public transit shapes various aspects of life in the Seattle area.

The number of cycle trips made per person in England has remained stagnant, raising concerns about the effectiveness of Boris Johnson's cycling initiative and funding cuts.

Helen Hamlin emphasized that 'the vast majority of the rail network will be open as usual,' but advised passengers to check for specific service changes ahead of travel.

The Appellate Court of the Sixth District upheld a ruling that ended a two and a half week-long strike by VTA employees, allowing services to resume.

"Congratulations to the award-winning public transit systems for developing outstanding safety, security and emergency management programs that set the standard for our industry," APTA President and CEO Paul P. Skoutelas said. "These innovative initiatives clearly demonstrate an unwavering dedication to enhancing the safety and security of passengers, transit workers, and the communities they serve."