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2008 marked a relatively good year for the New York City Transit. Despite a small fare increase at the beginning of the year, there were some positive changes to the system, like extending the hours on part-time trains and adding additional trains on ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
31 Dec 2008
They aren't fancy with their limited legroom and lack of power outlets for laptops, but at least they can still roll. Salt Lake City has decided to put New Jersey Transit's old rail cars on UTA's tracks in response to crowding on some of the city's ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
1 Jul 2008
Sunday, passengers taking the Bx12 Limited bus route in New York's Bronx experienced a different ride than the usual. The buses had changed colors and the stops became "stations." With the use of dedicated lanes, pre-paid boarding, and limited stops, ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
30 Jun 2008
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London Tube and National Rail passengers will see security checkpoints fully intact with x-ray screening machines and sniffer dogs at a "handful" of stations starting this summer. Screening at every London Underground station was ruled out this week ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
27 Jun 2008
State Transit Authority (STA) and the corresponding transit union, after two days of debate, reached an agreement to upgrade the software in each of the Volvo bendy buses. The new programming changes the way the brake blending (when the engine, ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
26 Jun 2008
Dallas Area Rapid Transit needed a way increase the capacity of its light rail trains quickly and cost-effectively. Instead of buying a whole new set of light rail trains, DART decided to stick "inserts" into its current fleet of light rail trains, ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
25 Jun 2008
Some Dutch
researchers hacked into the ticketing system of the London Underground to
gain free rides for a day. More than ten million Oyster Cards are in
circulation, of which many have registered personal information on them.
Transport for London ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
24 Jun 2008
For years, Britain has eyed high speed rail for its domestic service, seeing the successes in mainland Europe and Asia. The need for faster, more efficient, and simply more trains has become apparent with ridership expected to jump by 30% in the next ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
23 Jun 2008
We are less than fifty days away from the 2008 Olympics and Beijing, during the last few years, worked constantly on its transportation system to guarantee a traffic-free summer. Now with the completion of one north-south subway, and with two more ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
20 Jun 2008
It's , and scores of transit agencies nationwide are marking the annual occasion with a public awareness campaign aimed at turning people on to mass transit.
Hundreds of transit agencies have joined the campaign to educate people about mass transit. ...
From ALEXANDER LEW,
Wired,
19 Jun 2008
