Raleigh, N.C., firms offer employees commuting options amid highway work

Local businesses in Raleigh, North Carolina, recently offered to provide their employees with commuting options to help them avoid the potential negative impact of road construction in the area. Shifting lanes on Interstate 40 in the Fortify I-40/440 work zone in Raleigh have created significant traffic congestion for commuters. Commuting options offered include telecommuting from home, flexible work schedules and mass-transit passes. Read More »

Metro board slates public hearing on 2016 budget

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) board said Wednesday it will host a public hearing to discuss its proposed $5.56 billion budget for 2016 fiscal year. The public meeting will be held Wednesday, May 20, 2015, at 1 p.m. at the Metro headquarters building at One Gateway Plaza, 3rd Floor Board Room, Los Angeles, California. Read More »

Transportation investment viewed as good for the economy

Leaders in Washington, DC, are currently working today new federal surface transportation authorization to replace the federal Highway Trust Fund that will expire within the next month. In light of this expiration date and the lack of action from Congress, the leaders are rapidly reaching final decisions. Leaders as well as the average American citizen agree that investing in infrastructure improvements could improve the economy. Read More »

S.F. Bay Area train system's budget plan aims to boost capacity, on-time rates

Bay Area Rapid Transit's (BART) proposed budget for the next fiscal year would invest money into passenger capacity and improved on-time performance, as well as address concerns raised by customers in the latest customer-satisfaction survey of riders who use the San Francisco-Oakland area train system, BART said on Thursday. Read More »

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