High-speed rail still trying to get off the drawing board

Article Abstract:

The minutes of the 20th annual meeting of the High Speed Ground Transportation Association (HSGTA) held in Anaheim, California, are presented. The need for federal support of the construction of a high-speed rail system in North America is highlighted.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, All Other Heavy Construction, Transportation Construction, High speed ground transportation, Ground transportation

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Adding flexibility to BRT

Article Abstract:

Information regarding a new project called FlexBRT announced at American Public Transportation AssociationEs Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) conference is presented. The technology used for the project and its future consequences are described.

United States, Services information, Urban Transit Systems, Local and suburban transit, Local Bus Lines, Services

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TranslTech examins technology trends

Article Abstract:

American Public Transportation Association arranged an annual meeting of year 2005, called TranslTech in Long Beach, California. The conference discussed the new technology trends in transportation industry.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Industry forecasts, 2005 AD

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