News Roundup: Keeping Up With the Labor Shortage

News Roundup: Road to Recovery, Focusing on Value Over Volume

As many industries continue to face the challenges caused by a nationwide labor shortage, leaders in public transit have been navigating ways to cope. The labor shortage spans both administrative and front-line employee positions. For many agencies, lower numbers of operators have hindered the ability to provide the amount of service needed daily. This is […]

Technology in Transit: An Unprecedented Opportunity to Evolve

Technology in Transit: An Unprecedented Opportunity to Evolve

Technology provides the means to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of services provided by public transportation agencies to their customers. Despite the potentially large upfront costs to implement technological advances into current systems, the improvements in customer-perceived quality, safety, efficiency of services, and cost-savings that could be produced in the long-run provides an opportunity […]

Will Transit Trends Seen in 2021 Remain in 2022?

News Roundup: Road to Recovery, Focusing on Value Over Volume

Nationally transit agencies faced a lot of challenges in 2021 as agencies began to define a new normal. In attempts to recover from the devastating impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic transit agencies began to think differently about how to provide quality transit services to essential workers and customers while dealing with operator shortages and streamlining […]

News Roundup: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and What it Means for Transit

News Roundup: Road to Recovery, Focusing on Value Over Volume

For the transit industry, the events of the past couple of weeks have been deeply influential. The signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act has confirmed the continuation of the period of record-high funding for transit that began during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. President Biden signed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law […]

Takeaways from Orlando

Transit is Different Going Forward — Executives Will Need to Lead Differently — and Substantial Investment Requires Substantial Results It was a big week for the transit industry. The first time to be together as the American Public Transportation Association since New York City in November of 2019. In fact, at that session, APTA sponsored […]

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