Kepler Capital analyst Alexandre Raverdy maintained a holding rating on CNH Industrial (NYSE 🙂 on Tuesday, setting a price target of $ 16, or about 8.57% below the current share price of $ 17.5. Raverdy expects CNH Industrial to post earnings per share (EPS) of $ 0.29 for the second …
Read More »How to become a confident cyclist
Everyone knows that public transport in summer is the worst. Sharing a car with people who insist on not wearing a mask or sitting behind someone eating fried chicken is bad at the best of times, but in the heat it all gets exacerbated. This is where the bike comes …
Read More »Masks Still Mandatory for Madison Metro Transit Users Under Federal Decree | Local News
Masks must be worn on Metro Transit buses, at transfer points and in shelters. Metro’s capacity limits will be lifted on Wednesday, however. Users will again be allowed to stand during journeys if there are no seats available. 6 charts that show how the economy is doing in Madison and …
Read More »Free bus fares for everyone because… fairness
Secretary of Transport Sharon Valentine by James A. Bacon Once upon a time, Virginia built roads and bridges on the picturesque old principle of “pay as you go”, which means the state didn’t spend money it didn’t. . This idea went hand in hand with another bizarre concept that the …
Read More »Will Ontario’s Northlander Service Return?
Written by Marybeth Luczak, Editor-in-Chief In 2012, the Northlander passenger rail service – between Cochrane, North Bay and Toronto, in conjunction with the bus service – was discontinued. Currently under consideration, a 13-stop route serves Toronto (Union Station), Langstaff, Gormley, Washago, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, North Bay, Temagami, Temiskaming Shores, Englehart, …
Read More »Large number of travelers expected on Memorial Day weekend; MDOT urges everyone to put safety first
(May 25, 2021) – With the lifting of the Maryland Mask mandate and continued recovery from COVID-19, this Memorial Day weekend will be the occasion of many long-awaited family reunions, trips and vacations. The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) wants everyone to enjoy this holiday weekend – and many more …
Read More »TheRide of Ann Arbor will require masks until mid-September
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Masks will continue to be required on the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (The path) buses and vehicles until September 13, the organization announced in an email on Tuesday. Although state guidelines for wearing masks are changing, face masks will continue to be mandatory on all …
Read More »NJ DeCamp bus lines to resume ‘limited service’ in June
MONTCLAIR, NJ – After shutting down for more than a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, DeCamp Bus Lines plans to resume limited service in June. In August 2020, the Montclair-based company announced that it would be suspending service due to the COVID-19 crisis, which has caused a sharp loss …
Read More »DeCamp Bus Lines may resume limited commuter bus service to New York
DeCamp Bus Lines, which has transported residents to New York City from bedroom communities across Essex and lower Passaic counties for more than eight decades, aims to resume commuter service after folding last year . The company announced “preparations [are] in the process of resuming limited service in mid-June “on …
Read More »Will public transit benefit from the rise in carpooling prices?
Moses Nakamura has always preferred to take public transport or a bicycle to get to rideshare services, but he used Lyft when he was late or when he needed to reach a corner of New York without being hit by public transport. . In recent weeks, however, rising prices have …
Read More »$ 1 bus fee included in the quote
A trial of $ 1 bus fares or free travel for short trips could be imposed by Dunedin City Council. He can also ask the Otago Regional Council to try a free downtown bus, review schedules, schedule shift workers, switch to electric buses, bring express services to places such as …
Read More »What to do if you have return to work anxiety
The prospect of returning to work – even if it’s just a few days a week – is starting to get closer and closer for those of us who have been working from home for a year. Many are already back on the commute, but after a long period of …
Read More »Greyhound is gone and the time is well past to rethink regional transit
This week’s Market Squared explains why the end of Greyhound Canada must finally be the start of a real discussion about expanding regional transit options Last week’s announcement that Greyhound was shutting down all Canadian operations was inevitable. Yes, it was quite surprising when word finally got out, but since …
Read More »New clean air rules could force Long Beach to spend $ 30 million to update the city’s fleet • Long Beach Post News
Two new policies from the California Air Resources Board, one of which is under review, could require the city to start replacing municipal vehicles from 2024. The Advanced Clean Trucks rule adopted by CARB in 2020 requires that new truck sales in this state include a certain percentage of zero-emission …
Read More »Upcoming changes for pop-up cycle paths and pedestrian routes
Posted on Friday, May 21, 2021 CHANGES will be made over the next few weeks to temporary cycle paths and roadway widening projects introduced at the start of the pandemic. Leicester City Council introduced a network of ephemeral cycle lanes on major suburban routes and pedestrian widening measures on busy …
Read More »Summer reminders about public transportation and parking
University of Arkansas transit and parking As the University of Australia Summer Weeks approach, there are a few things related to transit and parking that you might want to keep in mind: Those using Razorback Transit are reminded that, per federal requirements, face masks are still required on buses and …
Read More »Adelaide metro public transport complaints rise due to changes to the train system
Complaints about public transport increased in the first three months of the year, as Adelaide commuters returned to trains, streetcars and buses in much lower numbers than before the coronavirus pandemic. Key points: Complaints about Adelaide’s public transport have increased The number of commuters is on the decline since the …
Read More »Kenosha transit workers, passengers must wear masks until September 13 | Local News
Lester Safford talks about being a bus driver for Kenosha Area Transit. KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO BY SEAN KRAJACIC Kenosha Area Transit employees and passengers will continue to be required to wear masks on city buses and streetcars, due to Transportation Security Administration requirements, city officials said Thursday. The mask’s mandate …
Read More »These riverboats could operate on Moscow’s waterways by 2022 (PICS)
National Center for Industrial Design 2050.LAB Futuristic design, panoramic windows and breakfast on board – we present you a glimpse of the riverboats of the future. The National Center for Industrial Design 2050.LAB in Moscow has developed an electric river tram transport system for the Moskva River. Photographs of the …
Read More »Memorial Day weekend expected to be busy on WWLP roads
BOSTON (WWLP) – With the continued loosening of security measures against COVID-19, millions of people are expected to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend. The unofficial kickoff of summer is expected to be particularly busy this year, as many people are eager to escape after a year of isolation …
Read More »START Bus announces Summer and Memorial Day schedule – Buckrail
JACKSON, Wyo. – This morning, START Bus announced that from Saturday May 29, 2021, the summer bus schedule will be in effect. This schedule will remain in effect until Saturday, September 25, 2021. The services offered during this summer timetable will continue to partially implement the START Bus route plan. …
Read More »Civic engagement is the key to successful mobility – Cities Today
Establishing what residents and commuters want and how this can be incorporated into policy has been a priority for transit agencies and government departments over the past year. At a recent Cities Today online roundtable, transit leaders discussed how civic engagement initiatives have helped guide and shape their priorities, policies …
Read More »Gonot set to return to Santa Clara VTA as general manager
Carolyn Gonot is expected to be named the new CEO of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority following a special administration board meeting on May 21, where her employment contract will be reviewed. If the deal is approved, Gonot’s five-year contract would begin on July 12. Gonot spent 23 years …
Read More »Bus Eireann to switch to electricity and hydrogen as part of emissions reduction
BUS Eireann will replace half of its fleet with electric and hydrogen vehicles over the next nine years as part of a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company is targeting a 30% increase in passenger numbers over the same period, but says it can manage the growth while …
Read More »Brescia introduces contactless payment on all buses
Conduent’s validators allow runners contactless access to the service Brescia Mobilità is working with the services and solutions company Conduent Transportation to introduce a contactless payment system to its bus fleet. The system will be active on the 220 buses that serve the Italian city and 14 surrounding municipalities. Brescia …
Read More »Bus company offers free ride to Tacloban for six weeks – Manila Bulletin
New / Visayas / Bus company offers free ride to Tacloban for six weeks Bus company offers free ride to Tacloban for six weeks TACLOBAN CITY – A bus company operating in Leyte is currently implementing a six-week free ride between this town and Ormoc City and Biliran province as …
Read More »VTA to appoint new Managing Director and CEO
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority set to approve a new CEO and CEO after losing its last leader to the administration of President Joe Biden in January. Carolyn Gonot is the latest candidate to lead 2,100 employees to operate buses, light rail and paratransit services for more than 2 …
Read More »Terminal: the constant agony of travel amid the pandemic
MULTIMEDIA Larry Monserate Piojo, PCIJ / PCP Posted at May 20, 2021 9:33 a.m. | Updated May 20, 2021 10:36 a.m. This photo essay is part of a series produced as part of the Capturing Human Rights Fellowship Program, a collaboration between the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism and the …
Read More »Child care is an infrastructure that employers can support today
Can you imagine an office where children are welcome? Many would say, “Absolutely not.” This is a missed opportunity if you ask me. There is a key flaw in the ‘child care is essential’ conversation. Resistance to getting children to work, or funding child care to work, typically results in …
Read More »Transport Crew SOP: Be Polite, Help Women
Chennai: The state government announced free travel for workers and women pursuing higher education in regular city buses. In the SOP released to state transportation companies, Department Secretary C. Samayamoorthy said city buses should stop at bus stops to take waiting passengers. Vehicles should stop regardless of whether there is …
Read More »Long Beach Transit to receive $ 6.5 million grant to electrify UCLA highway • Long Beach Post News
The local grant is part of $ 39 million that was allocated this week to transportation projects in Los Angeles County by the California Transportation Commission. The subsidies are funded by an increase in gasoline and diesel taxes, as well as vehicle charges, adopted in 2017. The Long Beach Transit …
Read More »Golden Gate Transit Relaxes Social Distancing Measures; Increases Bus and Ferry Capacity – CBS San Francisco
SAN RAFAEL (CBS SF / BCN) – As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations dip to new lows, Golden Gate Bridge, highway and transportation district officials have started to relax distance requirements social Wednesday on all commuting in Marin County and San Francisco. Transit vehicles and ferries will now only need 3 …
Read More »MN: Evaluation of the Rush line as a “ milestone ” for the Eastern Metro public transport project
Supporters of the Rush Line Bus Rapid Transit Project say it will transform uneven transit service in the Eastern Metro, especially for growing numbers of people living in poverty and those living in poverty. without a car. But a group of aspiring skeptics are questioning whether it is wise to …
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