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Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill into law Thursday that will strip collective bargaining rights from some Utah Transit Authority workers — and potentially jeopardize millions of dollars in future federal funding for the transit agency.

A young girl was taken to hospital after being injured on a bus in Bromley after the driver had to perform an emergency stop.

The Confederation Line continued to run without problems during Fridays significant snowstorm, just days after a freezing rain storm forced the closure of a section of the O-Train line for six days.

A consultant hired by Boston Public Schools has offered several controversial suggestions to fix the troubled school bus system.

The Maryland Transit Administration, which provides bus and rail service in the Baltimore region, has fewer employees than systems of comparable size, and it has lower supervisor-to-employee ratios, according to a new report.

A new report offers insight into the agency's struggle to provide on-time bus and rail service in Baltimore.

Readers may recall that MARTA has been without a permanent General Manager & CEO since the untimely death of the previous CEO, Jeffrey Parker, on January 14. In the interim, Collie Greenwood has served as the interim CEO.

MARTA has settled on a replacement for former CEO Jeffrey Parker. 

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