Utah tweets proposed service changes
The Utah Transit Authority turned to Twitter again, this time to seek feedback on proposed service changes. Original post
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Ray LaHood wants to hear from you
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood announced the launch of “On the Go with Ray LaHood,” an online question-and-answer project. Original post
Cleveland RTA apologizes for poor communication during storm
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (OH) joined the list of agencies apologizing for poor communication during winter weather conditions. Original post
New billboards can target consumers
IBM is developing digital billboards that can recognize passers-by and display advertising targeted to their interests. Original post
TriMet tests audio warning system
TriMet (OR) is testing an audible pedestrian-alert system that will warn people when the bus is turning. Original post
Creating green jobs in South Carolina
In his Fast Lane blog, Ray LaHood highlights activities at the Proterra factory in Greenville (SC), which manufactures zero-emission electric buses. Original post
Denver RTD to test recycled ties on new rail line
The Regional Transportation District (CO) is testing ties made from recycled plastic on its West Corridor light-rail line between Denver and Golden. Original post
Muni calls state allegations unfair
San Francisco Muni (CA) defended its service after a report from the California Public Utilities Commission alleged a series of safety violations. Original post
Rio finds transit solutions in the sky
Rio de Janeiro plans to open a six-station gondola line this month,which will run above a series of densely settled hillside neighborhoods. Original post
Clipper raises minimum card value to fight cheats
Passengers purchasing a new Clipper card to ride transit services in the San Francisco (CA) Bay Area will have to load at least $5 onto their cards starting today. Original post