WMATA enhances real-time bus information for customers
WMATA's latest improvements to real-time bus information offers customers with more accurate and clear predictions, alongside ePaper signs and USB charging outlets on-board buses.
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WMATA's latest improvements to real-time bus information offers customers with more accurate and clear predictions, alongside ePaper signs and USB charging outlets on-board buses.
WMATA buses in the District of Columbia will soon use automated cameras to enforce bus-only lanes and bus stop zones, improving service for two-thirds of Metrobus customers and supporting sustainability in transit.
Chicago's two new pilot programmes aim to enforce parking violations, reduce crashes and fatalities, as well as promote a more efficient and reliable transportation system using existing infrastructure and new technology.
In line with WMATA's sustainability goals, the Bladensburg Garage's new zero-emission bus facility will house 150 electric vehicles and will be complemented by 10 additional battery electric buses by 2024.
MTPD and MPD's partnership aims to enhance safety across WMATA's transit system, by increasing police presence and joint patrols, as well as crisis intervention specialists who have been trained to address mental health issues.
WMATA's campaign is designed to raise awareness of fines currently associated with Maryland and Virginia, as well as inform fare evaders of the new civil penalties that will take effect in the District of Columbia from November 2022.
The Greater Peoria Mass Transit District's pilot service will offer people with mobility constraints with an alternative mode of transport within the Washington urban area - a region often underserved by transportation options.
Following attaining high scores across all 17 transit security categories - included its security plan, training, drills and exercise programmes - TSA has awarded WMATA the Gold Standard Award for the fourth year running.
Following its $50 million investment announcement in 2021, Lime has officially launched its new Gen4 e-bike, setting a new standard for the industry, with interchangeable batteries and automatic two-speed transmission.
WMATA has announced new service adjustments and an updated employee testing and vaccination policy to combat the spread of the new COVID-19 Omicron variant.
Metro's new all-electric Northern Bus Garage in Northwest Washington, D.C. will open with a mix of the current Metrobus fleet and new battery-electric vehicles.
The new mobile payment capacity will be accepted anywhere SmarTrip is accepted, including on all Metrorail, Metrobus, and some regional services.
Uber has launched a new car rental service called Uber Rent in Washington DC, as well as announcing an expansion to its Uber Reserve option to some of the US’ biggest airports.
Virgin Hyperloop will display its revolutionary vehicle at the world-famous Arts + Industries Building in Washington DC in a bid to inspire the next generation of engineers.
As Lime looks to launch e-mopeds in Paris and Washington DC, we ask how operators can ensure micromobility modes can remain safe for riders and other road users?