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Positioning, the ability to accurately and precisely determine one's location and orientation two-dimensionally (or three-dimensionally when required) referenced to a standard geodetic system (such as World...WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) today announced the opportunity to apply for up to $55 million in competitive grant funds through FTA’s Low or No Emission (Low-No) Bus Program. The Low-No program supports projects sponsored by local...
The TRANServe Debit Card brings a more secure efficient solution to transit benefit delivery and use. New security features incorporate Pin & Chip technology to protect each participant’s transaction activity. The 5 year card life improves efficiency by reducing card...
Remarks Prepared for Delivery by
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao
First 100 Days Listening Tour
Vehicle Research and Testing Center and
Transportation Research Center, East...
As federal employees we are making measurable differences simply by choosing and supporting choices to commute to work using mass transit.
Now, more than ever…
A well-functioning transportation system is critical to America’s economic future and to the quality of our lives....
TRANServe would like to commend all of the federal employees who on a daily basis contribute to reducing the commuter carbon footprint by using mass transit to commute to and from work.
According to the Federal Transit Administration, public transportation can reduce the need for many...
The U.S. Department of Transportation has distributed the transit benefit to federal employees since the...
Q: Is the amount an airline must offer involuntarily bumped passengers arriving on a substitute flight within 1-2 hours of the original flight still 200% of the one-way fare, with a maximum of $675, and is that the maximum the DOT requires, or the maximum that the...
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