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FTA Acting Administrator Carolyn Flowers today joined Kansas City Mayor Sylvester “Sly” James Jr. and other local officials to celebrate the opening of a two-mile streetcar line through the city’s revitalized downtown area.
The Federal Transit Administration’s Office of Transit Safety and Oversight's newsletter, Transit Safety and Oversight Spotlight, a monthly newsletter about safety and oversight topics, events, training, and guidance that affect the public transportation industry.
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The May 2016 issue of the Federal Transit Administration’s monthly newsletter about safety and oversight topics, events, training, and guidance that affect the public transportation industry.
Contains rural subrecipient safety data, as defined by NTD reporting thresholds, organized by State and Tribal Reporter.
Keywords: annual, state, rural, 5311, subrecipient, tribe, alaska native village, indian tribe, ntd id, reporter name and subrecipient type, total number of reportable events, total fatalities, and total injuries, safety statistics, security statistics
DOT letter to NTSB regarding safety recommendations for WMATA Metrorail safety oversight.
Contains operating statistics reported by mode and type of service. Categorized by vehicles operated and vehicles available in maximum service by day and time period.
Contains funds expended on charges and assessments levied against a transit agency by federal, state, and local governments.
Contains data on type and amount of fuel full reporters use to propel revenue vehicles. Orgznied by mode, type of service (TOS), and fuel type.
Contains employee resources reported by Labor object class, mode and type of service.
Keywords: urban, 5307, full, small system, salaries, salary, wages, wage, employees, work hours, overtime, vehicle maintenance, vehicle operations, non-vehicle maintenance, general administration, full time, part time, employee statistics, employee count, transit workers, transit operators, agency administration, agency workforce