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FTA/FHWA to Host Webinar on Performance Measures
FTA and FHWA will host a webinar on linking performance measures to improved performance outcomes, on Dec. 9, 2-3:30 p.m. EST. Presenters will showcase examples of how using performance measures/management data impacts and improves public transportation performance outcomes. Sign up now!
Congressional Committee Assignments Announced
The House and Senate Committee assignments for the first session of the 114th Congress (2015) are now available. The listings are useful for APTA members to plan events and visit their elected officials. Find out your Congressmembers' assignments here.
APTA Transit Savings Report Finds Big Savings
APTA's November Transit Savings Report found that individuals who ride public transportation can save, on average, more than $803 this month and $9,635 annually. These savings are based on the cost of commuting by public transportation compared to the cost of owning and driving a vehicle and includes the Nov. 24 average national gas price.
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APTA's 2015 Transit CEOs Seminar will be held Feb. 7-10 in Phoenix, AZ. Participation is reserved for chief executive officers and their deputies. Early bird registration is now available!
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IN THE MEDIA |
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America's infrastructure is badly in need of repair, according to CBS's 60 Minutes.
Public transportation can be the key to Detroit's revival.
Rail has the potential to transform Honolulu.
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