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NJ Transit claims union wants higher salaries as possible strike looms
With a potential NJ Transit train strike coming as early as May 16, the agency’s head gave no indication Tuesday that management and the agency’s union are any closer to a deal — claiming train engineers are now asking for even higher salaries than the ones NJ Transit has balked at agreeing to for months.
Hoffman & Associates, the Washington, D.C.-based developer behind projects like Seaboard Station in Raleigh and The Wharf in ...
Three area transit agencies are testing a service for passengers who use wheelchairs to travel throughout their combined ...
A bipartisan group of members of Congress is seeking an additional $400 million from the federal government to help fund ...
As the commonwealth’s two largest public transportation systems barrel toward fiscal crises and sweeping service cuts, ...
Over the course of the 20th century, in state after state and city after city, once-robust systems of mass transit gave way ...
The issue is happening at the Amtrak Portal Bridge; a 114-year-old moveable bridge that swings open to allow marine traffic ...
According to the release, MAX continues to face ongoing bus operator shortages, which influenced the adjustments. MAX plans ...
KIRO 7 requested the numbers and found that assaults on drivers have gone down since 2023. But assaults on passengers? That's ...
Cameron McLeod with CodeRedTO said TTC transit on Queen is already being diverted at Bay Street for Ontario Line construction.
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