Matt Rocheleau | Boston.com The transportation division of the National Research Council has named MBTA General Manager Beverly A. Scott the recipient of a biennial award recognizing humanitarian leadership. The Sharon D. Banks Award for Humanitarian Leadership in Transportation has... Continue Reading →
Sandy Smith | Philly Mag This week’s big news out of 1234 Market Street is that, as part of its big capital project catch-up list, SEPTA may purchase bilevel electric multiple-unit (EMU) railcars to increase capacity on its Regional Rail... Continue Reading →
Harry Funk | Pittsburgh Post Gazette Mt. Lebanon residents will have the opportunity to comment on a possible major development for the municipality’s business district. A public comment meeting on March 10 will address transit-oriented development under consideration for a... Continue Reading →
Brian P. Kelly and Mary D. Nichols | Los Angeles Times California's high-speed rail is one of the largest public works projects anywhere in the world. Like the Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Area Rapid Transit, Interstate 5 and the California... Continue Reading →
Steve Brown | Dallas News Back in the 1990s when DART built the first leg of its North Texas rail system, developers were late to catch the train. It took several years before commercial real estate investors and builders figured... Continue Reading →
Jennifer Coe | ReminderNews A planner’s rendering of the future of downtown Windsor shows a picture of a bustling street filled with businesses and pedestrians. With plans for on-street parking, a new parking garage located behind Town Hall and mixed-use... Continue Reading →
