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6 days ago | masstransitmag.com | Eman Abu-Khaled

Mass Transit Weekly News QuizTake our quiz to test your knowledge from this past week's news highlights. Take our quiz to test your knowledge from this past week's news highlights. Eman Abu-Khaled | Associate EditorEman Abu-Khaled is a graduate of Kent State University with a bachelors in journalism. She works through Endeavor Business Media with Mass Transit as an associate editor. Abu-Khaled brings a fresh perspective to the visual side of journalism with an interest in video and photography work.

6 days ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

People on the move: Keolis North America, Cincinnati Metro Personnel updates from around the public transit industry. Fadi Chakbazof (top left), Ryan Adams (middle), Sandi Hill (top right), Francis Julien (bottom left), Khaled Shammout (bottom right). Keolis North America and Cincinnati Metro announced changes to their respective leadership teams.

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Mike Newall

SEPTA said Monday that without a permanent state funding solution to its budget crisis, it will not be able to meet the service demands of the nearly one million visitors expected to attend Philadelphia's celebrations for the 250th birthday of America in 2026, also known as the Semiquincentennial. The yearlong mix of programming and major events is expected to generate more than $1.3 billion in revenue for the region.

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Eman Abu-Khaled

In the heart of Montana, where snowy winters and freezing temperatures are more common than not, Mountain Line is on a mission to make a full transition to a zero-tailpipe-emissions bus fleet. The transition from diesel-powered buses to electric is part of the agency’s larger effort to reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality.

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Cormac Dodd

Residents of two government housing communities in southern Santa Fe have access to electric vehicles for errands and appointments, courtesy of a new program offered by a nonprofit in partnership with Santa Fe County aiming to bridge gaps in public transportation. Tenants of the county public housing complexes Camino de Jacobo and Valle Vista have the option of renting electrical vehicles for $5 per hour or $50 per day using a car share phone app.